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I agree 100% percent truthful1. It may not always be what we all want to hear but it's honest & factual.

American Contract*r is NOT a paid source. That is complete BS! AC has no reason or motive to discourage ANYONE. He is simply stating the FACTS. You are following someone who is misleading you with false information. Also, he also does NOT consistently bad mouth the investment. He simply tries to open the eyes of those who are getting too caught up in the lies of those who are TRULY MISLEADING YOU! Open your eyes!!!!! FYI, NO ONE KNOWS WHETHER AC IS AN INVESTOR OR NOT! THIS BREITLING GUY DOES NOT KNOW HIM OR ANYTHING ABOUT HIM!

inheritance- I think you're not understanding what Casper is trying to say here. This post by AC is discussing the fact that the new Iraqi dinar has not been printed as of yet. That's what the discussion is about. We're addressing the topic. No one's referring to any lower denoms.

Good point! Well put, I fully agree.

I totally agree with you. And will add, I'm not buying his story for one minute. I've bought both from him & another dealer in CT who is very reliable. I've always thought this guy was shady and all that bull about opening cash in places....etc....never bought it for one minute. He sold all his dinar to everyone who he could string in and took the money & ran. He knows what's around the corner. Betcha everyone will see a big drop in pumping dinar sales now that he's out of business. Now we just have the others that are left. Not so. A rumor.

Took the words right out of my mouth. Thanks for clarifying that!

I agee with what you're saying. Let's focus on the positive's in the newsletter. In the past they had hyper-inflation, could've just been a typo, that's trivial.

Hey. That's just the way things look around there. They don't do meetings like we do here in the States. Look how they're living on a daily basis. Can't really expect much more than that. AC is short for Amer. Contractor. Had to abreviate the 'American' (they block it out here when joining the two words together, not really sure why).

As I previously mentioned in a separate post, it was given to me by a co-worker. I posted what was emailed to me. The post provided the link so others could go to the site & read it themselves if they wanted. Feel free to post the rest if you want.

Your Welcome. A friend shared this with me this morning at work since they know that I am an investor. I'm trying to stay grounded.

Not really a rumor but decided to post it here due to the high traffic http://www.iraq-businessnews.com/2011/04/20/redenomination-and-the-spinal-tap-fallacy/ Redenomination and the Spinal Tap fallacy Posted on 20 April 2011. Tags: Banking & Finance, iraqi dinar, Redenomination Fans of the “rockumentary” This is Spinal Tap will recall the scene where the band’s guitarist explains that his amplifiers are louder because their volume knobs “go to eleven.” When asked why this is different from having ten as the highest setting, he simply repeats “these go to eleven.” Most of us have no trouble understanding that changing the units used to measure something does not change the character of the thing being measured. A day doesn’t get longer if you keep track of time in minutes instead of hours, four quarts isn’t more than one gallon, and paying for something in pennies instead of dollars doesn’t make it more expensive. Yet somehow people continue to claim that a redenomination of the Iraqi currency will have important economic effects. (See this story.) Replacing all the dinars currently in circulation with new ones at a rate of 1,000 to one, thereby “knocking off three zeros,” is supposed to reduce the money supply, for example. Instead of the commercial banks holding 27 trillion dinars as central bank reserves, they will “only” have 27 billion. People won’t have to carry as much money once all the thousand dinar bills have been replaced by one dinar bills. And so on. It would obviously be ridiculous to insist that an amp that “only” goes to ten would be softer than one that “goes to eleven.” Isn’t the claim that it matters how many zeros there are on a bank note an example of the same fallacy?

Got ALL the PROOF I need. He posted the phone nuber on the bottom of the latest newsletter. I called, he picked up, we talked, NUFF SAID!!! TOTALLY AGREE!

I called Amer. Contractor too. Took me a bit to figure out that international number at the bottom of the newsletter but I got through and low & behold he answered. Nice guy, very approachable. Didn't chat too long, busy guy. But yeah, in Iraq no doubt!

Obviously the ones who were bashing him. The guy stood his ground even against all the opposers.

It's been confirmed. Sorry.