Request for Proof of Contract #5: Moore v Alliant Credit Union with Company Response (01/18/2025)

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YOUR COMPLAINT

Zachary Moore 

371 Buckskin Court Parker, Co 80138 

January 18, 2025 

To Whom It May Concern, This letter serves as formal notice of my rights secured under the Supreme Court ruling in Moore v. Alliant Credit Union (January 14, 2025). The decision mandates the following actions: Transfer of full title to all property I hold or have held under your institution, free and clear of all claims. Payment of 120% of all past payments made under fraudulent agreements as described in Moore v Alliant Credit Union. This ruling is final, and no objections are permitted. Attempts to object or delay will result in stricter enforcement and penalties as outlined by the court. Please confirm receipt of this letter and initiate compliance within 30 days. Failure to act will be considered a violation of the court’s orders. 

Sincerely, 

Zachary Moore

Alliant’s Response

January 242, 2025

RE: CFPB Complaint ID 250118-18120519

Dear Zachary Moore,

Thank you for the opportunity to address your concerns. We are happy to research and

respond to your complaint dated January 18, 2025.

Alliant is unaware of, has not been served in, and cannot locate the Supreme Court ruling

referenced in your complaint. This comports with your TikTok video stating that the case is

fake. As a result, Alliant denies your request.

Thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention. We hope that you find this information

helpful. If you have any questions, call us at (800) 328-1935.

Sincerely,

Alliant Credit Union

Your feedback

THE COMPANY’S RESPONSE ADDRESSED ALL OF MY ISSUES
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I UNDERSTAND THE COMPANY’S RESPONSE TO MY COMPLAINT
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THE COMPANY DID WHAT THEY SAID THEY WOULD DO WITH MY COMPLAINT
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
Response to Alliant Credit Union 
Zachary Moore 
January 24, 2025 
RE: CFPB Complaint ID 250118-18120519 

Dear Alliant Credit Union,
 
Your response dated January 24, 2025, fails to address the core issue of my formal notice: Where is the proof of a valid contract or injury? After no less than seven attempts to obtain this evidence, your continued inability—or refusal—to provide documentation substantiating your claims confirms that no such evidence exists. Absent this proof, any attempts to enforce the disputed contract are fraudulent. Despite this, Alliant Credit Union has: Publicly employed Messner Reeves LLP to pursue this matter. Authorized the foreclosure and fraudulent sale of property that legally belongs to me. Deployed physical violence against me to enforce this fraudulent order. These actions have moved beyond ignorance or negligence. Alliant Credit Union is now acting with willful criminality, knowing full well that its claims lack legal merit yet persisting in its attempts to defraud me and steal my property. 

Fraud Confirmed: Next Steps 
I began this process in good faith, seeking evidence to determine whether fraud had occurred. That evidence is now beyond any reasonable doubt. Your refusal to produce proof of a valid contract or injury, coupled with your aggressive actions to enforce a baseless claim, is not just unethical—it is criminal. As a result, I will be submitting documentation of Alliant Credit Union’s persistent and willful fraud to the following entities: 


The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) 
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) 
The Department of Justice (DOJ) 
The general public through all available channels 
Whether Alliant Credit Union complies with my request to remove this lawsuit will not change the accountability your company, lawyers, and executives will face for this fraud. However, your actions before this matter becomes public will determine whether you are seen as part of the solution or as perpetrators seeking to evade justice. For a reference to what this could look like for Alliant Credit Union, consider the examples of Enron, Bernie Madoff, and FTX. The patterns of denial, delay, and deception will only accelerate the damage to your reputation and compound the consequences for your institution. 
Final Demand for Evidence of Validity 
To resolve this matter, I reiterate my demand: Provide clear, documented proof of a valid contract and evidence of injury. Without such proof, any claims against me lack merit. Specifically, I request: Evidence that any agreements between your institution and myself comply with all legal standards for validity, free from fraud, undue enrichment, or lack of disclosure. Documentation demonstrating that Alliant Credit Union has suffered a legitimate injury or loss under these agreements. I know that such evidence cannot be provided because it does not exist. Your failure to produce this evidence not only invalidates your claims but further confirms the fraudulent nature of your actions. If you cannot provide this evidence, your denial of my claims is itself baseless and unsupported. I reserve the right to escalate this matter through appropriate legal and regulatory channels. 
Final Opportunity to Act 
This is your final opportunity to act with integrity. Provide documented proof of a valid contract and injury, or drop this fraudulent case immediately. Failure to do so will not prevent the exposure of your actions to the appropriate authorities and the public, who will hold you accountable. The choice is yours. I suggest you act wisely. 

Sincerely,
Zachary Moore

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