Continental Finance review: Securities fraud

Hi:

My name is Tracey C. Holcombe: Bey, I currently have a SURGE Card that I never used with an outstanding balance of $196.00. The first account statement/Security that I received with a fee of $35.00 I mailed back to Continental Finance with endorsement and signature as well as instructions to deposit the security into my Treasury Direct Account, however those instructions weren't followed and Continental Finance dba Surge Mastercard is claiming I owe them for a debt without ever using the card, that is clearly fraud. I would like to rescind Continental Finance/Surge Mastercard security interest in the contract for failure to follow instructions I would like the following questions answered with signatures:

Are you asking me to pay for the alleged debt in Federal Reserve Notes, which is property of the Federal Reserve Bank? Or are you asking me to pay in lawful money which is Gold or Silver?

Please produce a copy of the two party contract containing both parties signatures regarding the alleged debt owed to Surge Mastercard or Continental Finance.

As a secured party and acting in private and honor, I have to ask if Continental Finance or Surge Mastercard is asking me as a living man to give you property for payment belonging to the Federal Reserve Bank?

Please provide me the innovative contract with signatures which compels me a living man to give Surge Mastercard or Continental Finance any real money in the form of gold or silver.

Prove I the living breathing man owes this debt and not the legal fiction created by the United States.

UCC 1-308 All rights Reserved.

Regards,

Tracey