Texas1

At least it's interesting!

Best advice given to me about investing in Iraqi dinar by a currency trader who has not personally invested: invest what you can afford to lose and do not get caught up in the day to day rumors. Continue with your normal life and if it happens to revalue, or if it doesn't, you have not cost yourself any additional stress in your life. To make a million dollars off of a few hundred dollar investment is possible, but a longshot, treat it as such, and don't lose sleep over it.

Ace Check Cashing is not trading dinar yet. Just left there.

To all you negative newbies, just spoke with Anthony Hopkins, story confirmed!

You haven't cashed in yet?

You will hear a lot more of these govt officials/celebs stories in the upcoming months, yes months, as the dinar revalue rumor is spreading very quickly. I heard one today that tops this guy. A good amount of people at my office are ordering dinar, and I work for the 2nd largest real estate co in the country. Should make for interesting gossip in the near future.

Very helpful. Can they give you the date the IQD regime rate was last updated?

According to the Oanda rep I spoke with on Friday, they were contacting CBI to confirm those numbers were correct, especially since they were so far off from the currency converter. I am calling them back in the am to find out if they confirmed the numbers shown are correct. Not sure how relevant, but will update.

I googled oanda fx lookup currency code to get the page.

While my friends and I in Texas are very skeptical of all of the RV posts, we are very aggressive to try to determine what is real. Prior to all of the phone calls to the Kuwait Bank, we contacted them and were told that they were trading the IQD at the rate shown on their website. These two calls that we have been on are the only proof we have that something strange is unfolding with regard to a revaluation of currency in Iraq.

I called both numbers when this first came out on Oandas site. I could only get through on the 800 number. The rep I spoke with informed me that the regime number was a number created by a country to compare against other countries currency's. It is related to monetary policies and could be a float rate. He said they noticed the discrepency in this rate and the conversion rate the day prior and were making sure it was not an error. He also stated that they had a call into CBI to verify the number was correct.