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The recent monthly payment stub I received from the IRS according to my installment agreement had the "Notice date" of 10/19/16. Add how long it takes for that letter to reach me then think if that is practical for a payment due on the 28th. It seems a repetition play to this story HERE with the improvement that there was no post mark this time (Next time they may work on that "Notice date" thing). Anyway, I still wanted to follow the "You can pay online now at www.irs.gov/directpay" they mentioned. I spent hours yesterday and the day before entering my data and the system continued to be unable to confirm my identity. So are they inviting people to use a system that joke in being unable to recognize somebody who files like me and has been on installment agreement for years or was it another thing caused by this corruption guy? I am not sure.
After that I tried to pay using one of those commercial sites and my check card from Regions continued to be declined for no reason. But the most clear play from this corruption guy happened when I called to activate my card in case I missed to do that earlier. Here a repetition of what suggest a participation by the phone company (Phone Power) like in THIS GAME happened and for two different things. First, I kept selecting the choice number for card activation while the message kept repeating the choices as if I did not enter anything. Then when I called again this guy apparently thought rather than just that one digit selection, why not have more fun and make me repeat entering the card number and the rest of the information required to activate the card and that what happened. My selection number from the menu was recognized but then I stuck on that stage repeating my entry.  
I forgot to say, in case it was understood that I was predicting that the same thing could follow from the IRS like the earlier situation because of a late payment, I ultimately made my payment in time using the higher charge credit card option.  

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And that goes on top of what I described HERE with my Chromebook computer turns entirely off if I leave it with no activity for a short period. I couldn't solve the problem but he, probably to show me his control, some days allowed my computer to act normally in that regard.   

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I moved from youtube, now he forces his will or takes control of all my computer not just one tab or one window. Look HERE. The small window on top and the tab behind it both appeared from clicking something entirely unrelated in the adjacent tab on the left.

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As an alternative to pausing what I watch until I click it to continue, look at the length of the advertisement this corruption guy put HERE. Does everybody else gets over six hours advertisement  on youtube (although as you can see he still came back to pause the video before I take this screen snapshot)?

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Continuing from the preceding post

Notice that the time counting also stopped with the external pause. Here is A SECOND SNAPSHOT for the same pause taken after I chose to remove one of the adds on the side. You can see that time counting was still the same as the earlier SCREEN SNAPSHOT including that "You can skip video in 1" shown on the bottom right side. 

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This SCREEN SNAPSHOT taken just hours ago, shows this guy externally pausing what I was watching. A bit later I clicked the video then clicked it again to pause it and captured  THIS SNAPSHOT. You can see that when the video was paused by the user there is no arrow button in the middle of the screen (It would have been much harder to prove external action had he done the pause through my computer). 

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I have this guy just some hours ago pausing the video on my computer, which is something he does forcing his will. But then he followed that by turning the Youtube video I was about to watch back to the one I had just chosen not to watch then he opened about 20 or so new tabs. He also continued to play various things like sizing or minimizing and maximizing windows on my computer all in front of me.