AZHelene

Only $25000 notes are available. No egg in the beer Oz sorry.

Comerica Bank in Gilbert. AZ. Take the 202 to Gilbert Road and go south about a mile. It is right on Gilbert Road. Phone number is 480-855-1005. I hope I am not doing anything wrong by sharing the information. You will have to open an account in order to uy the Dinar which I did thinking I would close it but decided to keep it open for cashing in. They have been a delight to work with. It amazes me that this information which I have shared with several "gurus" has never been shared. I'm much happier investing the sellers profits.

Thanks for keeping me on track. IQD of course. GO RV!

In the past several months I have changed from an enthusiastic believer in an opportunity to be part of a serious investment in a change in financial world history, to a hopeful observer in process, to a sceptic consumer of information. More than checking my bank book for new wealth I have become what I refer to as an ICQ Anthropologist. What follows is an observation not a flame. I am constantly amused at the more and more indignant threat of some to go after others for libel and character assassination. This is a comment of my observations only. I went through three bad experiences with Dinar dealers known to many in a "frenzy time" (defined - dates and rates offered within a short period of expectation - inspiring many to jump in one more time.) I ran to the bank - got my cashier checks, spoke to the actual dealers and their staff - faxed in copies of the checks - and waited breathlessly for weeks to NOT receive the promised Dinars. Finally I found a Comerica Bank who allowed me to purchase Dinar for a $14.00 fee for expedited shipping of product - saving $200 for buying one million ICQ - received in hand for $968.00 U.S. as recently as last week. Those means of purchasing, interestingly NEVER reported in any venue. hmmmmm So the excitement ebb and tides continue. As far as I can see, those in the investment have weathered this often - I have no problem with that part. But then there is the fact - A major player disappeared from the screen overnight. Was it threats to his family? Reorganization? Investigations? Denials from some, patience and understanding requested by others, real explanations none. Talk of a summit in Ohio attended be the real folks in the know - giving special expertise acknowledgement to those invited. Then a small footnote that the organizer is being investigated by the Fed (of course not for ICQ - must be that bad shoe polish he sells on the side). Major websites dealing with ICQ information major changes. First the information offered, then collaboration with dealers, name changes, information changes, and now notice they will be moving into other currency opportunities. I tried advice to not read any of they hype - just to check the numbers twice a month and then realized that following the "gurus and experts" was a huge part of the fun. And one more time I bought another million a week ago drawn in by the seeds planted. So this is offered as interest in hearing what others are thinking only. Pushing the send button is probably NOT wise. But then again I did buy another million ICQ last week.

Try Comerica - i bought some there today

After countless support tickets unresponded to, phone messages ignored - I was able to purchase 1M Dinars at my local Comerica Bank today (saved quite a bit of money too!). Thanks to all who answered and for the help - Here's to RV for all

Thanks to all for the comments. The scenario is that first I ordered from another site - That did not come - he stopped doing business so I reordered from Dinar Banker. I made small purchase from Silver Greetings that has arrived. On May 5, I purchased one Million Dinars from Dinar Banker. On May 6 I faxed and e-mailed Faye Rutledge at Dinar Banker a copy of the cashiers check for $1268.00 made out to Sterling Currency Group and a copy of my driver's license. I have an e-mail from her confirming receipt and saying the Dinars would be shipped to me that Monday ( May 9th ). They never arrived. I have called numerous times, e-mailed numerous times and Support tickets have been non-responsive. Anyone know a bank here in Phoenix where i could buy Dinars? Chase and bank of America do not sell them. The point is Dinar Banker (aka Sterling Currency Group) is not shipping or responding ;( Would love to hear from someone a reliable source from your experience Again thanks to all fr your help.

I have my money - But I do not have the Dinars that they promised to ship. I agree - something definitely is not kosher. Shame on them and warning to others who might tie themselves uo waiting for promised fdeliveries to com to fruition.

Silver Greetings is who my check is made out to. They are the ones (Dinar Banker) who have not complied with numerous attempts to get these ntes delivered. Something is not kosher here

What I am saying is that the companies I have purchased from - DINAR BANKER being the last - say they are shipping the product and DO NOT SEND IT!!!

I am sitting here looking at a check for $12568.00 made out to Sterling Currency Group for $1268.00 dated 5/6/11. Numerous phone calls and promises from "Abraham" <sdc> saying shipment would be or was made. Did you get the Dinars? I certainly didn't

It is over a month now that I was introduced to Dinar investment. I have made 3 purchases and have three cashiers checks sitting on my desk - promised deliveries never received. Phone calls - tracking numbers - YES Deliveries received - ZERO In the beginning the following news from various sources fascinating and while the eventual outcome was never something I required - just following the analysis and the news was worth the price. I am saddened at the thought of the people who probably invested more than they could afford. As for me it was a decision to take less than I would lose in a weekend in Vegas to participate in this possible rising of an economy like a Phoenix in this gas starved world we lived in. I believed and was intrigued. So first one than another disappeared from view. Breitling seemed to e the only continuing valid source and it is my opinion he is a good man and a good source. What is unfathomable are the cashier's checks that sit here uncollected from sources who claim to have shipped, are shipping blah blah blah. How can anyone continue to participate in what looks like ridiculous propaganda and folly. For those still considering a purchase i recommend widgets. They must be less nonsense than the Dinar. Sad to say - one man's opinion