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Those members of OSI do not ask why I did not cash out. It is quite possible that she read the Kuwaiti Dinar, even though I spelled I R A Q for her. I really did not think that I wanted to pay that price for the Dinar, so I did not purchase. If she was wrong, and I have a chance to purchase I shall do so - but I believe that tomorrow will reveal the new rates. Just my thinkin'

I went into a local Orlando Chase Bank yesterday (4/2/11) to purchase $100.00 worth of Dinar for my daughter. I asked the gal what the price of the Iraqi Dinar was. She looked it up on her computer and said $4.03093. I asked her to repeat it because I lost her after the $4. Then I asked her to please write it down - which she did. Then I asked her what the bank would pay me if I brought some Dinar in to her to sell to her. She responded $3.1805 - which I requested she write also. I told her that last week one USD would buy 1170 Dinar. She looked at me puzzled and asked "What happened?" I told her that the Iraq country currency had obviously just revalued. I thanked he and told her that come Monday morning they were going to be slammed with people!! Needless to say, I did not purchase any foir my daughter...... Guess we must bow down to the Gurus who have taken their time to give us the Intel they have received to the extent which they were able. They have been right all the time, but the plan has been delayed by the "powers that be". Even though I have not posted much, I have kept a constant eye on the news, and I thank them for all their input!!! All who read their posts should also.......

Rsskelton, I ordered reserve from Dinar Trade yesterday & wired my reserve amount yesterday afternoon. Today I received the acknowledgement email with all the data in it, including the due date and amount for the balance next month. All is well, I am sure. However, if for some reason you do not receive an email tomorrow with your data and the shipping info, it may be good to give a call. Have your Order # handy.

Welcome rsskelton! I think you will get an email tomorrow confirming your order, which you will, no doubt want to print and save. It will show your order data as well as your tracking #. You can click on the tracking # for the FedEx data. Hope this helps.

Dinar Holder, I see your copy of the email, and I compared it with one which I received today from FedEx for delivery on Jan 10. It says "Initiated" also - which means to me that the letter was picked up from the sender and is on its way to me. You should have delivery on Jan 7 by 12:00 p.m. I hope the best for you......

Dinar Holder, I would suggest that you call Dinar Trade, give them your order #, and ask them to explain the email you received. They are very helpful, and I am sure that they can explain it better than FedEx.

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