<prompt> Human: Hi all, Im new to this subreddit so I apologise if this has been covered before, but I work in a fish and chip shop in England and had a customer come in at the end of my shift one day telling me about stuff to do with commercial law. She was saying that essentially people have money to their birth certificate they can essentially cash out to use for bills, student loans, etc. I looked into it and saw a few different videos online that were shitty quality and didnt go into great detail, so I wanted to see if anyone here knows anything about it.As I said, I live in England so idk if this applies to the US. Apparently its a hush-hush scheme not many people are aware of but people are finding out about more and more. If this is actually a viable option for things such as paying off student loans or buying a home, how can I go about checking the value of my birth certificate and using it? And my sister recently bought a home by scraping together everything she could for a mortgage with her fiancé, so this could help them out a lot too.Thanks to anyone who can offer their insight.Edit: Thanks to everyone letting me know that this is a scam. I assumed it was all too good to be true as things like this always tend to be, but wasnt sure if there was any truth behind it. Glad you guys could help.  <response>: All the markings of a scam, if it is hush hush there is a reason why. 