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seastallion

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  1. What makes anyone think that a Bank manager or even a "bank VP" would be the first to know? There are so many people who are closer to this that would put it out long before it got to a lowly bank manager. This is being watched by governments, I kinda think it would find it's way into the media before Billy Joe Bob down at BOA. Just my opinion, keep asking though.

  2. First of all, tks for trying to throw some good news out there. That said, this is starting to sound like a Jason Bourne movie. We went from tellers and ppl at the bank to sources and operatives. I find it hard to believe that news will go from the MOF, out to all the Iraqi banks, the UN, the IMF, just about every government in the world as well as multi million dollar investors and it won't get leaked. But a secret squirrel operative in a Chase bank in Podunk Ohio has the scoop. I was with you and your efforts in the beginning, but you went down hill after that.

  3. I didn't buy my dinar from this ALI, so I can't speak to that. My question is why does everyone here have so much faith in this guy? I am not being a smartas_, I am just asking. Who is to say that if this thing does RV, he doesn't jump on the first plane out of here and leave a bunch of faithful followers hanging in the wind? Just don't know why he is held up so high by so many. Again, you obviously cannot read into my tone or inflection, I am not trying to be a jerk just asking why the loyalty.

  4. Diacin, go to a store and buy a blacklight for about five bucks. Hold up the dinar and you should see an ultraviolet square appear. Check each bill for a watermark...horsehead. Security thread and raised letters and the bills combine regular ink with a metallic ink. Tilt the bill back and forth and the ink looks to be changing color slightly. The blacklight is the best test, IMO.

  5. I don't believe you will need 'certificates or receipts' to trade them in. You will obviously need some type of receipt if you are claiming long term cap gains. I got into a heated argument on this before with someone. He swore up and down that if I couldn't prove that I bought them from a dealer, that they weren't going to be recognized. BS. Like above, I bought a bunch of mine in country. I will try and use the dates in my passport for a time line on those, if not then I pay short term. If I came home from vacation from England and had a lot of Euro's I wanted to trade back in, would I need to prove where I got them? No, once the dinar is internationally recognized, IMO, you are good. Talking to Uncle O will be different. Just my opinion.

  6. Adams1, like you I am new to this site, but I am not new to the dinar. It is great that you threw yourself out there in front of these wolves, and were bitten by a few of them. Here is a small piece of advice. Write your question down on a piece of paper and then take the main thought and search the old posts. 95% of the time it will have been asked and answered. Just so you know, you happened to pick a topic that is extremely volatile in the room. But keep posting.

  7. heard the same thing here. you acct would be credited with the proper amount, but the funds would have a hold on them until the physical bills your are exchanging are sent to a central facility of the bank and verified as legal and not counterfeit. Was told that this should take about 48-72 hours depending on where they have to be sent. I am photocopying all of my bills with the serial numbers and having someone sign for them or I walk out and go to another bank.

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