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  3. 10 Days????

    in RV & Dinar Questions

    Posted

    Nothing has happened yet! we're all in the same situation still. Hopefully by tomorrow we'll receive that text message from Adam don't we wish. :lol:

    Thanks, I have been busy and not able to keep in touch with the forums like I usually do. When I logged on today, it just looked like business as usual.

    Ok then, still waiting. :)

  4. 10 Days????

    in RV & Dinar Questions

    Posted

    Almost two weeks ago, I got an email from Adam to watch for something to happen within 10 days. I would like to know what he heard that was supposed to have happened. (and didn't)

    Can anyone enlighten me? Did something happen and I missed it??

    Thanks.

  7. RV new currency only???

    in RV & Dinar Questions

    Posted

    Has anyone thought about if they were to revalue the new lower denoms and leave the current dinar where it is at? The lower denoms will be a new money and obviously need a different rate to be of value.It would accomplish all the things they have been talking about.It would not effect the value of the current dinar for the iraqi's, and it would reduce the carry cash,they could easily have there $3plus rate.Best of all they could screw the hell out of the people they hate,us AMERICANS.No bashing neccessary just a thought!!!

    This is a fair question. I don't know why someone would -1 so I countered it with a +1. It is certainly not what we want but I suppose it is possible.

    I always try to plan for the worst and hope for the best. :)

    Thanks for the post.

    C.H.

  9. So, you’re frustrated with this investment?

    in Opinions, Perspectives, and Your Two Cents on the Iraqi Dinar

    Posted

    I want my expectations and desires met when I go to a restaurant. When I order steak I don’t want fish when the waiter brings my plate or tea when I wanted coffee. If I go to the bank and cash a check I want money out of my account not strings to fly a kite. I want gasoline for my car as I start the pumps not water. You get the picture. There are expectations and we become frustrated when these are not met.

    One of the difficulties of participating in anything new with high-unknown factors is one’s expectation of what it will be like, what will happen next, and what will be the results. No one knows because it is unknown. If we participate with rigid expectations then any variation to what we expect become disconcerting and frustrating. Disruptions or radical changes of our personal expectation can be frustrating and ruin our experience; especially if it does not coincide with the way we think it ought to happen.

    Experiencing an event without rigid personal expectation allows us to enjoy the moment-by-moment transitions without becoming frustrated. Seeing history change and being part of it is in itself exciting! I believe we are seeing history change. We are here and learning and listening and growing.

    All of us have invested in the dinar to become richer than we are right now. Otherwise we would not have invested. Stating dates and rates is part of the experience. I laugh at the logic of some predictions, get annoyed at the “prophecies” and lack of biblical knowledge some have, saddened at the hateful remarks and ill-tempered posters, and laugh at the puns.

    Seeing the changes in Iraq and the world that influence the economy of nations is fascinating and educational. My personal wallet will feel the result as well. I am either richer or poorer depending on what happens. Financially, I am neither poor nor rich. Someone once said, "I've been poor and I've been rich. Rich is better!"

    Don't let the expectation of the gurus or the naysayers destroy your experience with this investment. It’s a good one. Have patience. I have a friend that says, “Patience is the second shortest thing he’s got!” I’ll leave that to your imagination. Thank the person who introduced you to the opportunity to participate in becoming wealthy.

    Nelg, I always enjoy your posts. Thanks for the good words. C.H.

  12. My own WELLS FARGO story

    in Dinar Rumors

    Posted

    Don't mean to sound like a basher.....but, what is to train with cashing in?? Banks exchange currency on a regular basis, do they not?

    Sorry for the skepticism, I sure do want this to happen and I want to believe... especially fellow Texans!!! :)

    Go RV!!!

    p.s. Oak Cliff is cool!

  14. One More Time Please

    in LOPster tank

    Posted · Edited by cautiouslyhopeful

    After a nice long sleep, the first thought that hit me this morning was, "if people don't believe a LOP is possible and almost everyone believes the Dinar is going to revalue, then why is it considered a "high risk" investment?" Now I am not a math wiz or a financial guru but I do have some brains and I have been taught by my EJ adviser that there are conservative investments that are low risk, low return. There are moderate investments that are considered medium risk, medium return and then there are aggressive investments that have high risk, high returns. In all 3 you can loose money but the chances go up the more aggressive you become. But even my adviser will not guaranty a return even on a conservative investment. There are some guarantied investments such as a savings account or CD or IRA but these today are only paying 1-2%.

    According to my time on this and other sites, you would be led to believe that this is a for sure thing with no risk and a 100% return. If that is the case then why isn't everyone of the so called professional investors recommending the Dinar as a sound investment? I mean if this is the case then everyone should be running to the bank and getting loans and buying as much Dinar as they can possibly get. Screw the idea that you should only "buy as much as you can afford", this things a for sure thing!

    If, like me, you have half a brain and put some thought into it then you realize the risk involved with this investment are with the following:

    1. It will NEVER RV

    2. or it will but with a LOP

    I think this is why we have a lot of people defending the LOP idea. They also realize that this is a risky investment and a LOP is reality. Do they want a LOP? I would say no but they are grounded individuals who are not caught up in the hype of becoming millionaires. Would they like to become millionaires? Of course, who wouldn't? But I personally believe they also see the other side of the coin and know they could loose there money, hence the risk involved with this investment.

    I challenge any LOP hater or person who thinks this is a guaranty to go and find any third party, non bias financial adviser who would recommend the Dinar as an investment. If you find one, please post their information so I can follow up with them. I would also be curious to know how much money you have invested in this as you feel certain it is a for sure thing.

    Now before all the haters start bashing me let me say, YES I am invested in the Dinar. I currently hold 1,000,000 and have just ordered another million. YES I believe there is some potential return with the Dinar investment. YES I would love to become a millionaire over night as all of you would. But I also know and see and understand that this is a risky investment and I could stand to loose all of my money I have invested. What I am not doing is putting all of my faith into this thing and believe what all of the so called GURUs are touting.

    Hopefully this will help some of you understand why some of us defend or believe there could be a LOP. Do we want it, no. Do we believe it is a possibility, yes.

    Waco,

    I have the same questions and concerns as you. You laid out your thoughts very well.

    I think your scenario 1 in your first post makes the most sense to me.

  17. DINAR BANKER UPDATE

    in Dinar Rumors

    Posted

    Just a caveat here to impatient investors. I bought my dinar at Dinar Banker and they seem to be a good company - but they are gouging people on the exchange. They are taking about 25% of your cash in value right now. I don't know their plans on a revaluation, but look at it closely. If you have a million dinar and it revalued at 1.00 (for example), DB would take 250,000 just to cash you in. I'd like a piece of that action. If you look around and find a bank, their exchange rates should be much more reasonable. Hopefully you can find a bank in your area that can handle this type of transaction.

    YOU GOT THAT RIGHT!

    I will definitely be researching my trade in options.

  18. Bad News

    in Dinar Rumors

    Posted

    Your not reading it wrong bud....if the parliment approves this plan, thats what will happen and the only thing we can do is hope the value goes up quickly after so that we can still make a decent profit....

    I agree, if this is to be...I will hang on to my dinar until it is where I need you to be to cash in. Its an investment, not the lottery.

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  22. Michigan ?

    in Off Topic posts

    Posted · Edited by cautiouslyhopeful

    Hey, I grew up in MI. It's all true!!! I have driven 65 mph in a raging snow storm at night... wondering if i was still on the road!

    Jeff Foxworthy has been making these observations about Michigan for years.

    I remember many a' halloweens that were impeded by snow/sleat. :lol:

    My Dad sent me back to college with beer in the trunk of my car with these words of advise, "don't drink it all at once". :D

    Thanks for bringing back the memories!!

    Go Blue!!

    C.H.

    every Michigander in this post gets a +1 from me!!

  24. RV Date and Rate!

    in Dinar Rumors

    Posted

    I do not have any sources or secret intel but I do know the rate and the date of when the revaluation of the Iraqi Dinar is going to occur 100% guaranteed.

    Date: 27/06/2011

    Rate: $3.86

    While I certainly appreciate this information and hope to God that you are correct.....I would like to know what you have to back up this "guarantee".

    Thanks, C.H.

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