Private Wealth Academy – Private Mailing Secrets

Private Mailing Secrets by Private Wealth Academy is a self-paced course about historical postal-law theories and the academy’s Taxe Percue framework. Its lessons examine older statutes and constitutional concepts through the academy’s own interpretation, making the material a subject for historical and theoretical study rather than current postal guidance.

Postal-law topics you’ll examine

• Study the course’s interpretation of the 1863 Act of the 37th Congress
• Review commentary on Taxe Percue origins and pre-1970 postal-law theory
• Examine how 18 U.S.C. § 1726 is framed by Private Wealth Academy
• Explore Private Wealth Academy’s reading of Article I Section 8 authority
• Compare claims in the course against Postal Reorganization Act of 1970
• Understand why independent legal review is required before acting on any claim

The postal-law theories in Private Mailing Secrets

The course considers postal statutes from before 1970 alongside Taxe Percue, a concept with French origins. Its discussion also refers to 18 U.S.C. § 1726, the 1863 Act of the 37th Congress and the authority described in Article I, Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution.

These historical references are real, but the practical conclusions drawn from them in the course are contested. Mainstream legal opinion holds that the Postal Reorganization Act of 1970, Public Law 91-375, superseded the earlier postal structure and governs current postal rates.

Attempts to act on similar claims without professional legal review have led to mail-fraud and failure-to-pay-postage charges. The material is not legal, tax or postal advice; consult a licensed attorney in your jurisdiction before relying on any claim.

What the course materials cover

The self-paced video lessons present Private Wealth Academy’s interpretation of postal law before 1970. They discuss the 1863 Act of the 37th Congress and associated statutes, then walk through the course’s Taxe Percue framework and its reading of 18 U.S.C. § 1726.

The available course materials also include PDFs. The program focuses on the academy’s commentary and legal theories, rather than official USPS guidance.

Who teaches Private Mailing Secrets

Private Wealth Academy was co-founded in 2015 by Carlton Weiss and Jon Miller. Weiss worked as a private investigator during the 1980s, with a focus on trust structures.

The academy states that its instructors are not practicing attorneys. Its presentation of legal citations should therefore be understood as course commentary, not a substitute for independent legal review.

Studying postal history and constitutional theory

The material may interest readers researching postal-law history and pre-1970 statutes, as well as students considering American constitutional theory and congressional authority. It also offers an example for researchers studying how alternative legal interpretations circulate in online education.

The course is not a practical guide to sending letters or packages. Current USPS retail rates and the published International Mail Manual apply to real-world mailing; the course’s historical theories do not replace those requirements.

About Private Wealth Academy

Private Wealth Academy has operated since 2015 and publishes a catalog of nine asset-protection courses. Its subjects include trusts, corporate credit, debt theories, tax commentary and postal law.

Private Mailing Secrets concentrates on the postal system, while other academy courses address topics such as trusts, credit, debt and real estate. The postal course’s focus is the academy’s interpretation of historical law and related concepts.

Frequently asked questions

What does Private Mailing Secrets cover?

The course examines pre-1970 postal-law theories, the 1863 Act of the 37th Congress, Taxe Percue and the academy’s interpretation of 18 U.S.C. § 1726. It also considers Article I, Section 8 authority.

Who is Private Mailing Secrets suited to?

It may interest readers studying postal-law history, American constitutional theory or the spread of alternative legal interpretations through online education.

What materials are included in the course?

The course is presented as a self-paced video program, and the available materials include PDFs. The lessons cover the academy’s reading of historical statutes and its Taxe Percue framework.

Can I use the course as legal advice for mailing?

No. The course’s practical conclusions are contested, and current USPS rates and mailing requirements apply. Consult a licensed attorney before acting on any legal claim.

Who created Private Mailing Secrets?

Private Wealth Academy created the course. Carlton Weiss and Jon Miller co-founded the academy in 2015, and the academy says its instructors are not practicing attorneys.