• An investigation by an independent body, such as a title insurance company, showing that the title was genuine and that it was lawfully sold by the Imperial Hohenzollern family,
• Information regarding the British Dominion Guarantee Insurance Company, the
• A  receipt for the $7,320.00 contributed to the St. Lazarus Medical Foundation, also their 501(c)(3) tax exempt number, as well as their address and phone numbers,
• Inclusion into the official “who’s Who” of titled Spanish nobility, as well as their address and phone number so he would be able to verify that this has been done,
• The corrected certificate for the Knights of Malta,
• The large ornate certificate for the Spanish order,
• The address for condecorations for the Spanish Order,
• Contact address and phone numbers of officers of the two knighthoods,
• The autographed picture of King Juan Carlos acknowledging him as the Prince of Halberstadt
• The Deed of Transfer corrected as the name Hohenzollern is spelled wrong

In correspondence dated September 10, 2000, Client Goff contacted Boada and demanded proof that Boada had the authorization and approval of  the Hohenzollern Family to sell the Principality of Halberstadt.

In e-mail correspondence dated September 20, 2000, Boada defended his history related to customer satisfaction as evidence by the fact that so many repeat customers “entrust us to build an investment portfolio for them of feudal investments.”

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In correspondence dated September 20, 2000, Client Goff once again demanded to know the identity, address, and phone number of the “Leading British Insurer” that Boada claims provides Title Indemnity Insurance related to Boada’s activities and contact information for some member of the Hohenzollern family who will acknowledge the conveyance of his title.

In e-mail correspondence dated September 21, 2000, Boada stated that he was trying to fax Client Goff copies of the insurance company’s certificates and licenses to do business. Boada identified his insurer as British Guarantee Insurance Company, 2 Commercial Centere, Alofi, Niue, New Zealand.

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Boada goes on to state that this is a “captive insurance company which exists for the purpose of internal insurance and savings on premiums.” Boada also continues to explain that they do not deal with the public and therefore have no telephone number and have no customer service department.

If true, these statements directly conflict with the representations on Boada’s website, www.NobleTitles.com, where he states:

WE ARE THE ONLY FIRM WHOSE TITLES ARE 100% INSURED with titles indemnity insurance from a leading British Insurer - a unique consumer protection no other firm in the feudal titles market can boast. We have achieved this because our research staff has obtained maximum honours for the quality of their work and our business reputation is unsurpassed.

Further, in above referenced correspondence, Boada states that he is trying to obtain permission from the members of the Hohenzollern family to see if they will permit him to give out contact information. Boada also states that he “understands perfectly well the evidence you want and will assist in every possible within my power to enhance your standing and avoid getting ‘clobbered’ under public scrutiny.”

In correspondence to Boada dated September 26, 2000, Client Goff again requests information about the British Dominion Insurance Company, as he never received the copies of the insurance company’s certificates and licenses to do business that Boada stated he was ‘trying’ to fax. Client Goff again requests information re the members of the Imperial Hohenzollern Family who approve the conveyance of the Germanic titles.

Client Goff made the following suggestions to avoid disturbing the Hohenzollern family yet still provide him with what he needed to help prove his title, and requested proof of the following:

• That the Hohenzollern Family Land Trust, Inc. is a legal entity and active corporation; and
• That it’s owners (stock holders) are prominent members of the Imperial Family; and
• That Boada is indeed one of the trustees with their full power and approval to legally transfer the ownership of approved titles.

• Articles of Incorporation showing that Boada is in fact a Trustee; and
• A copy of a contract between Boada and Louis Ferdinand, the Imperial heir who died in 1994, that Boada told Client Goff was the one who made these arrangements; and
• A copy of Boada’s appointment as a trustee with the power of attorney to convey approved feudal titles; and
• Notarized letters and/or personal phone calls to prominent Imperial family members in support of the above three vital connections or links; and
• Possibly evidence of the paper trail of money from patrons such as himself to the Hohenzollern’s.

In an e-mail correspondence dated September 28, 2000, signed by “Executive Assistant Joseph Moore-John,” BFI stated that they were compiling the documentation that Client Goff requested in his e-mail of September 27, 2000, and would be sending it to him at the earliest possible convince.

In e-mail correspondence dated September 29, 2000, Naffisa Sheikh of Pitts-Tucker & Co., stated that the copies of the documents that Client Goff had requested of Antony, Barron Chafford, were being collected for photocopy and would be sent shortly by BFI.

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