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  1. Well, what else would you expect from a winger??
  2. I was part of OPF in Fallujha '04. Camp cupcake was our R&R spot... The POG's stationed at Cupcake got to go to Dubai for R&R, what kind of crap was that?!? Anyway, who where you with over there? Don't all staff???
  3. I truly respect your stance on this. I share a similar one. With the recent flurry of rumors and the pain it was causing so many people, I felt the need to try and help. While this isn't what the majority on this site want to hear, it's a touch of reality injected into the veins of confusion. Again, I wish everyone the best in this and every investment. My advice, don't even open the Rumor sections unless it's only for a laugh. -Dub
  4. I discussed the nuances involved when referring to this as a "scam" with him. This isn't a scam in the same sense as the Nigerian Princess emails, but it's a scam non the less. Now please here me out and finish reading what i have to say before you jump to conclusions. This is a scam only because of how the Dinar is presented. It's advertised using misinformation and guerilla marketing tactics. There are inaccurate comparisons made between this and other circumstances. Now this ALL falls more onto the buyers responsibility than the seller but unfortunately many people allow themselves to fall victim because they don't know any better. They see the words "investment" and all the talk of how ALL these other countries have done it (RV). Well, as another member pointed out in a heated response to my post, THIS HAS NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE! EVER! Why in the WORLD would these dealers use that as a comparison IF IT'S NOT RELEVANT? Because, they're selling a tainted product under false pretense knowing the customer will be inexperienced in regards to foreign currency and economy. I am glad there are some on here that understand this is ONLY an investment and a long shot one at that. I wish everyone the best of luck in this investemnt. I just hope that those who are entirely consumed by it get back in touch with reality. -Dub
  5. Well guys, I know whole-heartedly you will all bash me for posting this. I could care less about the (-)’s I am about to receive, all I want is for everyone to look at all SIDES of this investment. With everyone being so caught up with all the RV rumors lately I feel many of you have forgot this is an INVESTMENT and in no way a sure thing. The more independent digging I did, the worse it looked. I decided to recruit the help of a TRUE guru, a man who specializes in foreign exchange. He is Harvard educated and extremely knowledgeable. Whether or not anyone wants to listen to what he says is entirely out of my hands. What I can control though, is MY level of involvement. I wrote this man seeking his opinion on a few different questions, which I will copy and past below. Take this for what it is and nothing more: a different perspective from someone who lives this every day. To respect HIS privacy I will not post his name or email address. If this makes you think “I’m making it all up” then fine. All I know is I will go back to reality and not let this Dinar thing take up the amount of time in my life that it was. On the remote possibility that it happens, I’ll hear about it. If not, well it’s been a fun ride guys. Below you will find my email exchange with this man; I suppose to get the full idea you would have to start at the bottom and read up (MY first email to him, followed by response, etc, etc.). Believe what you will. I wish everyone good luck. ------ EMAIL RESPONSES COPIED BELOW------ From: (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2011 2:24 PM To: Ryan (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) Subject: RE: A few questions from a young USMC veteran Hi Ryan, Hey – strong work with the JPY trading! I am definitely not “in” with the IRS but you should know that currency gains get very favorable tax treatment compared to other kinds of investments (for future reference.) Holding the dinar as a long term investment is a good question. The assumption many people will make is that a currency’s value will rise relative to the dollar when an economy improves. This is actually not the case. Sometimes it will and sometimes it won’t – usually they don’t. It would not be in the best interest of the Iraqi government to allow their currency to appreciate (or deflate) and fortunately for them there are some very effective tools they can use to make sure its value doesn’t rise. If you are interested in making a bet on the Iraqi economy I would look for a business investment rather than a currency investment. Unlike the relationship between a stock and revenue or profits; currencies don’t have a positive relationship to GDP. Currency values are subject to supply of the currency (money printing) and interest/inflation rates. All of those things tend to go wayyyy up when an economy does well, and inflation and money-printing tend to be very bad for value against other currencies. I know it is quite popular to pick on a weak dollar these days in the press but the facts don’t support it. The dollar is relatively strong compared to other major currencies (the Chinese Yuan being an exception). That doesn’t mean the US has sound fiscal or monetary policy it just means that most of the other major systems are messed up as well. The dollar is about as valuable today versus global currencies as it has been over the last few decades. Slightly weaker but not by very much. If I had a gun to my head and I had to bet against either the US or the Iraqi currency it would be the Iraqi currency. Before you make your decision you have to separate the connection that some people make between a growing economy and a currency’s value. They are not positively correlated like many people think. I mentioned Turkey and Venezuela in my last note because they are classic examples of very robust, growing economies (with massive natural resources) that suffered from insane levels of inflation at the same time this decade. If you think there are prospects for oil or whatever in Iraq – great, buy a stock that will benefit from that or speculate in oil, because the dinar is just as likely to fall by 50% as gain by 50% as the economy grows. (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: Ryan (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) Sent: Sunday, January 16, 2011 11:07 AM To: (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) Subject: RE: A few questions from a young USMC veteran Mr. (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY), I truly appreciate the time you took to answer my questions. I can only imagine how many emails you get daily requesting your opinion or advice. In all honesty, I didn’t expect a response; but as the old cliché goes… You never know until you ask. I have dabbled in currency investing before, though on a very small scale. While I was stationed in Japan I would play the day to day Yen (JPY) changes. I would go to the Base Exchange while the rate was hovering around ¥116 and exchange $2,000 or so. Then, I would stash that away and forget about it until the rates would drop to around ¥100. After that I would monitor the exchange rates closely; on more than one occasion I was able to turn roughly $300 or more profit. On a side note, I hope you’re not “in” with the IRS; as I’m unsure whether that would be considered capitol gains, which I never claimed. While not much, it was easy money and provided a couple “free” trips to Tokyo or Osaka (I was stationed in Iwakuni, just south of Hiroshima); which leads me to another question, if you don’t mind. Before I decide to frame the Dinar as a memento to my glamorous vacations in Iraq, I thought I should ask you; would holding the Dinar as a long term investment be worth it? I understand the predictability of a nation in Iraq’s volatile circumstance is miniscule. However, what would hold a nation with as much potential GDP as Iraq has from slowly appreciating against the Dollar? With the Dollar’s current weaknesses and the IMF’s SDR including the lowest Dollar percentage in a decade, what is stopping a(n) (hypothetically stable) Iraqi economy from gaining? Regarding potential GDP, while it has long been suspected that Iraq’s oil reserves are around 150 billion barrels, the majority of their prospective reserves are unexplored and not yet appraised. Being in hydrocarbon exploration gives me a slight insight to this. For example, Gulf Keystone (London based Exploration Company) recently announced a completed appraisal in the Kurdish regions of Iraq. They revealed the appraised prospect at up to 2.2 billion barrels, calling the resource “massive”. Again, I am NOT pinning my retirement on the outcome of a war tattered country located at the heart of one of the World’s most conflicted regions. I have my 401k, and a small college trust that went unused and continues to while I reap my G.I. benefits. The largest factor I foresee preventing the Dinar from slowly appreciating is the proposed Middle Eastern version of the Euro. However, I have very little knowledge on forex matters; I know only what I’ve been able to dig up these last two weeks. While majoring in engineering, the only economic class I’ve taken is…. None. Given that, my knowledge of economics is limited to what I’ve taught myself. So I’m quite positive there are factors in play regarding foreign economies that I am unaware of. While not surprised, I am definitely disappointed about the Dinar. With your permission, I would like to copy your previous response (contact info undisclosed of course) on a forum I frequent. However petty it may be, playing devil’s advocate always brings joy. Okay, so that’s only part true. Honestly, I’ve read people’s posts that were seriously hurting from overextending themselves in this Dinar scam. Instead of buying their kids presents, these people invested in Dinar. I read one post where a man has forgone his mortgage payment for three months, buying Dinar because he believed “gurus’ who stated that the revaluation has happened. I’ll most likely be heavily chastised for posting it but I could care less as it already goes inline with every other post I’ve made. If I can help ONE person think rationally about this “investment” then I feel I’ve already made a difference. I think the most painful (or pitiful) thing is the fact that the majority of the “gurus” use Christianity as a means to push Dinar. They claim this is God’s will and that God will return wealth to Christians; this of course, will be done through Iraq’s currency. I am not mocking religion here by any means, I’m Episcopalian and believe fully; I’m merely emphasizing the absurdity of their claims. To claim God will intervene on an Investment. They prey on people’s irrationality and misinformation. Like shady Three-card Monte hustlers the Dinar dealers use misdirection and slight of hand to systematically induce an information cascade geared at the would-be-investor. I of course cannot prove that the gurus are connected to the dealers but gut instinct tells me I’m correct. Since stumbling across your Dinar article (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) I have read many of your other writings. I thoroughly enjoy reading you and appreciate the information that you provide. Thanks, Ryan ---------------------------------------------------------------- From: (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) Sent: Saturday, January 15, 2011 8:35 PM To: Ryan (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) Subject: RE: A few questions from a young USMC veteran Hi Ryan, Its funny you would send me this note today. I just finished an interview with a reporter doing some background for an article on the same subject. Allow me to answer your questions directly…. Your instincts are correct, the dinar scam is still a scam. Currencies are not “revalued” like you read about online in the dinar forums. They are usually remonetized in much the same way that a reverse stock split is done. The purchasing power is not increased because the dinar is merely revalued with fewer zeroes. This has happened in a few other economies recently (Venezuela and Turkey to name two). For example, if you had 1,000 dinars today worth $1 (or whatever) and they revalued to be 1 Dinar to $1 dollar they would do that by exchanging your 1,000 dinars into 1 new dinar not 1,000 new dinars. As you can imagine, I have been in this business long enough to see several versions of this scam come and go. This one bothers me particularly because many of the victims are young men and women in the armed forces who are very intelligent but don’t have international currency trading experience. The scammers take advantage of that lack of knowledge and build on a common optimism about the eventual re-emergence of the Iraqi economy. All the past revaluation examples they use (German Mark, Kuwaiti Dinar, etc, etc,) didn’t happen the way they say. Revaluations are extremely disruptive; they don’t increase the total purchasing power of the currency you are holding; and usually result in an immediate price-shock of lower overall value. It is the last resort of an economy trying to get back on its feet. Based on your note you sound like a sincere, intelligent person who has bigger things going for them than this dinar stuff. I would suggest you stick the dinar back in your boxes as a souvenir and not worry about the scam. I have tried many times to talk friends out of the scam but once they decide to believe its like some kind of weird religion, so if you have a buddy bugging you about it I would just leave it alone. Otherwise, you just get sucked into the vortex of internet scammers and rumors. Bottom line: Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on your point of view) investing in the currency market is very boring but it does offer a moderate return to traders willing to take some risk. It is also very complicated because the big players (governments and central banks) hold all the aces so to speak, but it can be interesting if you ever want to learn more. I get a lot of letters like this and I usually don’t have time to reply; however, I your questions were coming from the right place and I wanted to support you with what I have to give. If you have specific questions I would be happy to either answer them for you or direct you to reliable sources for further research. Best wishes, (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ From: Ryan (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) Sent: Friday, January 14, 2011 8:35 PM To: (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) Cc: (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) Subject: A few questions from a young USMC veteran Mr. (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY), To start off, I would like to say I appreciate your insight and knowledge in investment; specifically your depth of understanding in forex. Now, let me get to the point. I am 29 year old Marine Corps Veteran; currently I am enrolled in the University of Houston’s Mechanical Engineering program and work full time for a seismic oil and gas exploration company. My question is this: Do you still hold your belief regarding the strength (or weakness) of the Iraqi Dinar “investment”? (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY) a few years back and at first paid very close attention to it. After a few months of hype, I gave up on keeping abreast and stored the Dinar away, almost forgetting about it. It wasn’t until a family friend started talking about it that I even remembered my “stash”. With a little digging (and a WHOLE lot of sifting through the rubbish) I was able to come up with some interesting correlations between current events and a plausible (though most likely highly improbable) revaluation. I’m a fairly levelheaded individual; being such, I don’t allow myself to get wrapped up in pipe dreams regarding instant wealth or “guarantees” of 1000X returns. That is probably why I work 50+ hours a week and attend 15+ hours of class a semester. However, if there is a CHANCE that the outlook of the Dinar has changed, I would be extremely interested in hearing it. REAL news regarding the matter is darn near nonexistent. I attempt to sift through the rumors that are out there but have really only been able to come to one conclusion. You see, there are forums and “news” sites specifically aimed towards the Dinar. All of them contain Dinar “Gurus” who speak of “intel” they have that says the Dinar has/is revaluing RIGHT NOW. EVERY week it’s “the Dinar has revalued; you will be able to cash it in at your local bank by Monday”. My take on this, is that all these “Gurus” are actually compensated from the Dinar sellers for getting their followers amped into a buying frenzy. Everyone wants to buy just a little more before it revalues so their eminent wealth will be that much greater. Again, let me stress that I do not buy into this one bit. Although an actual investor’s perspective would be truly refreshing. I appreciate any response or insight you can give in this matter. Thank you for your time. Best regards, Ryan (REMOVED FOR PRIVACY)
  6. Wow, you bashed negativity and REPRESENTED IT, ALL IN THE SAME POST I'm impressed, really. How about a round of applause for the day’s BIGGEST jackass.
  7. I tried to say that on every posted rumor when I joined. However, the more 'seasoned' Dinar vets (and I use that term lightly) bashed me relentlessly for attempting to inject a sense of reality. They fought it off like a dope fiend fights withdrawals. I hap my posts/topics deleted, bashed, questioned even called suspicious because I didn’t spell-check my posts first. Any and every little thing these ‘Vets’ could pick at they did. The funny thing was I had been involved in the investment LOOONG before the majority of those who bashed me. I just really didn’t keep up with it. I mean, I did my due diligence before investing and plenty of independent research prior and immediately following my investment but then lost interest. I hope, not for myself but for those who live on the words of these Gurus day in and day out, that they wake up and realize the inherent crap that is being spewed from the mouths of these pushers. I PRAY they realize that NOTHING and NOBODY can speed this thing up. It’s like a run-a-way train inching through a blind curve, the end of the curve leads to a massive cliff where the bridge has been out for weeks; nobody onboard knows how long the curve is or when they’ll reach the drop, they just know they will. No “INTEL” will be out there when this happens. It will just happen. My personal opinion: Cancel your subscriptions of email/text message alerts, if you’re paying for them. You will know when the RV happens the SAME time DD and the rest of the world will find out. DD will probably find out from one of ya’ll to be honest. This is how it’ll go down (my little take on how the scenario will play out): DD awakens abruptly; lazily he wipes the sleep that’s been accumulating in his eyes. As his vision begins to adjust and his mind kick starts into cognitive thought he recognizes the all-to-familiar piercing clatter that’s disturbed his slumber. He reaches over his three-hundred pound wife carefully, as to not disturb her, for that would lead to him having to get up and make her a midnight snack; he really didn’t feel like getting the deep fryer going this early in the morning. As his fingers collapse around his brand-newish Moto Razor, he silences the phones “Beverly Hillbillies” text notification and retrieves the complicated technological device. As he crack opens the phone, A pale blue haze surrounds his face. The words “one new message” appear on the device’s display. He reads: “From: OldBoyOkie: HEY YAZ RED NECKS SOB! JST GOTZ WORDS DAT DA D-NARS HAZ RVed!! ONE THEMZ CITY SLKERZ FROM DINARVETZ DONE TXTED ME AND TOLD ME, SEND OUTZ OUR MESSAGAS, NUFF SAID” DD, now wide awake, stumbles out of bed in an incoherently orchestrated attempt to get to his computer. As he reaches his keyboard, Mrs. DD begins to stir. “Honey” Mrs. DD mutters. “Yuz awake? Yuz got my deep fried bananas cooked yet? You know them docs said I haz to be eating more fruit.” Amazed, DD turns around and bellows “YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH WOMAN! THE RV DONE HAPPEN, NOW GET BACK TO BED. I GOSTA SEND OUT THESE TEXT MESSAGES THAT I CHARGE THESE PEOPLE ALL THESE MONIES FOR SO THEY DON’T THINK I’M RIPPING ‘EM OFF!” Ok, so maybe not exactly like that, but you get the gist. Sorry about the tangent, once I get into creative writing mode, It’s hard to stop
  8. I tried to say that on every posted rumor when I joined. However, the more 'seasoned' Dinar vets (and I use that term lightly) bashed me relentlessly for attempting to inject a sense of reality. They fought it off like a dope fiend fights withdrawals. I hap my posts/topics deleted, bashed, questioned even called suspicious because I didn’t spell-check my posts first. Any and every little thing these ‘Vets’ could pick at they did. The funny thing was I had been involved in the investment LOOONG before the majority of those who bashed me. I just really didn’t keep up with it. I mean, I did my due diligence before investing and plenty of independent research prior and immediately following my investment but then lost interest. I hope, not for myself but for those who live on the words of these Gurus day in and day out, that they wake up and realize the inherent crap that is being spewed from the mouths of these pushers. I PRAY they realize that NOTHING and NOBODY can speed this thing up. It’s like a run-a-way train inching through a blind curve, the end of the curve leads to a massive cliff where the bridge has been out for weeks; nobody onboard knows how long the curve is or when they’ll reach the drop, they just know they will. No “INTEL” will be out there when this happens. It will just happen. My personal opinion: Cancel your subscriptions of email/text message alerts, if you’re paying for them. You will know when the RV happens the SAME time DD and the rest of the world will find out. DD will probably find out from one of ya’ll to be honest. This is how it’ll go down (my little take on how the scenario will play out): DD awakens abruptly; lazily he wipes the sleep that’s been accumulating in his eyes. As his vision begins to adjust and his mind kick starts into cognitive thought he recognizes the all-to-familiar piercing clatter that’s disturbed his slumber. He reaches over his three-hundred pound wife carefully, as to not disturb her, for that would lead to him having to get up and make her a midnight snack; he really didn’t feel like getting the deep fryer going this early in the morning. As his fingers collapse around his brand-newish Moto Razor, he silences the phones “Beverly Hillbillies” text notification and retrieves the complicated technological device. As he crack opens the phone, A pale blue haze surrounds his face. The words “one new message” appear on the device’s display. He reads: “From: OldBoyOkie: HEY YAZ RED NECKS SOB! JST GOTZ WORDS DAT DA D-NARS HAZ RVed!! ONE THEMZ CITY SLKERZ FROM DINARVETZ DONE TXTED ME AND TOLD ME, SEND OUTZ OUR MESSAGAS, NUFF SAID” DD, now wide awake, stumbles out of bed in an incoherently orchestrated attempt to get to his computer. As he reaches his keyboard, Mrs. DD begins to stir. “Honey” Mrs. DD mutters. “Yuz awake? Yuz got my deep fried bananas cooked yet? You know them docs said I haz to be eating more fruit.” Amazed, DD turns around and bellows “YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH WOMAN! THE RV DONE HAPPEN, NOW GET BACK TO BED. I GOSTA SEND OUT THESE TEXT MESSAGES THAT I CHARGE THESE PEOPLE ALL THESE MONIES FOR SO THEY DON’T THINK I’M RIPPING ‘EM OFF!” Ok, so maybe not exactly like that, but you get the gist. Sorry about the tangent, once I get into creative writing mode, It’s hard to stop
  9. I have many brave friends blazing the trail with 3rd Battalion, 5th Marines. Get some Darkhorse.
  10. This is old news. Whether or not it actually means a LOP I am unsure. I do know however, that the CBI and GOI stated some time back that they plan to drop the zeros to ease the Iraqi's daily lives though the end of 2010 has come and gone and nothing has been done. More than likely, it's just the last OFFICIAL news ANYONE has heard about the IQD... which just goes to show ya even more that the gurus are as clueless as we are.
  11. Thanks for your response! I promise you I’m not being rude, yet that kind of doesn’t qualify as an answer to the original post I’m just trying to piece together trends, patterns and anomalies for this whole mess; which is why I inquired as to how frequent and urgent these rumors were throughout the years. I am actually trying to SEPARATE gut feelings from fact, rumor from actual occurrences. What were some of the RV rumor triggers of the past, prior to the 15th of December? I would guess the election in the Spring of 2010 but what about some others? What were the pushers (oops, I mean “gurus”) selling then as Dinar fact? What was the big hype that got everyone excited? Thanks to everyone for their response. -Dub
  12. Please see what I posted earlier, from another topic: (Below is copied/pasted from another topic I posted on, highlighted part by me, to emphasize relevance to THIS topic) ...I fill this will happen quickly, especially with the news release of Gulf Keystone, an oil exploration company from London that verified the reserves in northern Iraq to be “massive, even compared to know reserves” and if I remember correctly estimated at anywhere from 220 million barrels to 2.2 BILLION barrels of oil. Talk about a way to massively increase GDP in the midst of an international energy crisis. Apparently that companies stock has SKYROCKED since that announcement. (LINK ) http://dalje.com/en-...-massive/331162 Being that I work in oil exploration (both marine and land) I have known about this announcement for some time, as the equipment used to find that oil was produced by my company here in Houston. Though company regulations and international laws prohibited me from saying anything prior to Gulf Keystone’s announcement. Look for some more extraordinary news to be coming out of that region soon, as well as from Dubai – That’s all I have to say about that Read more: http://dinarvets.com/forums/index.php?/user/25738-rdubya/#ixzz1ASohxqvY
  13. Ah, I see… The conspiracy theorist is me is piecing things together at a pace that is unfathomable (the down side to that is I’m at work, therefore churning out very little productivity). Though the skeptic in me wants to say that Amr Moussa is only there as a precursor, almost feeling things out if you will. I slightly lean towards the skeptic in me in this instance for two reasons: 1. I think Amr Moussa is feeling things out (a recon mission, if you will). The Arab League is most likely hesitant when it comes to holding their yearly summit in Iraq (for various reasons, most of which including physical security and world perception, the Arabic are very big on perception and reputation, if something bad were to happen it would show weakness on a global scale); having the spokesman there a few months before the summit will show confidence in Iraq’s ability to maintain security and keep the peace. 2. I feel the Arab League as a WHOLE would like to announce Iraq’s RV. With the looming Arabic version of the Euro, if the group as a whole announces the reemergence of the Iraqi Dinar onto the international market (and especially if that reemergence includes a high rate) they strengthen their value as a whole. This would give more reason for countries like Kuwait, U.A.E., Saudi Arabia and other financially strong Arabic countries to back this new inter-country currency. This as well ties into the perception of strength and reputation. Only time will tell. However, If we do not see this happen within the next 48 hours, I will most certainly ignore any and EVERY rumor until the Summit in March. Thanks for the info Brisco, it’s MUCH appreciated. -Dub
  14. Rome, I feel your interpretation and insight is spot on. I would be stoked (to use a term from my 9 year old son) beyond belief if a rate of $.85 came out. Like you I would cash out a percentage. I do not have a large amount of Dinar, as it was a one time investment but I would cash out approximately 1/3, which after 35% capital gains tax (which I assume would be the taxation) I would be left with roughly $55,000. That would be more than enough to pay off my debt, take a nice little trip and reduce life’s stresses ten-fold. Then, it’s just work and finishing my degree as usual while I patiently wait for the Dinar to regain its value. I fill this will happen quickly, especially with the news release of Gulf Keystone, an oil exploration company from London that verified the reserves in northern Iraq to be “massive, even compared to know reserves” and if I remember correctly estimated at anywhere from 220 million barrels to 2.2 BILLION barrels of oil. Talk about a way to massively increase GOP in the midst of an international energy crisis. Apparently that companies stock has SKYROCKED since that announcement. (LINK ) http://dalje.com/en-world/oil-reserves-in-are-iraq-massive/331162 Being that I work in oil exploration (both marine and land) I have known about this announcement for some time, as the equipment used to find that oil was produced by my company here in Houston. Though company regulations and international laws prohibited me from saying anything prior to Gulf Keystone’s announcement. Look for some more extraordinary news to be coming out of that region soon, as well as from Dubai – That’s all I have to say about that -Dub
  15. Thanks Brisco for the response, everyone else too. I had a feeling that the rumors were extremely common. I guess without me specifically asking you got to the root of my question, which is: Does it feel differently this time around? I cannot tell you how thankful I am for almost forgetting about this investment for the last few years. I’m not sure my mental health would have survived it. I would have to add P.T.I.D.S.D. (Post Traumatic Iraqi Dinar Stress Disorder) each time a RV rumor fell from fruition when talking to the VA’s quacks… Thanks again for the responses! Here’s to a potentially exciting, and eminent end to this ride! -Dub
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