Medic1210

That's probably a bit further than I'm willing to drive.

Are you located anywhere near NC? For member purchase, I prefer to handle the transaction in person. Feel free to email me your contact info if you are nearby. My Gmail ID is FHMedic1210

Hey, as the title says, I'm looking to sell 2.5 million IQD. All uncirculated 25,000 notes that I purchased from Silvergreetings back in 2011. I'm in Rockingham, NC and would prefer to sell locally in person, but will consider offers from well established members here if nobody locally wants to purchase. I'm looking for $825/million. You may contact me at the following email address. FH(my user name)@gmail.com Obviously you will put Medic1210 in place of (my user name) after FH. No spaces. Mike

Don't know if you're still buying, but I have 2.5 million uncirculated that I am looking to sell. I made a post on your profile with my contact info. Mike

You need to check your math. 12.45 million @ 900/mil = $11,205 The amount you are asking is $1111.08 per million

You have blinders on if you actually think that the "government is all over this investment," or if you think that all money transfers are documented properly. Do you know how easy it is to pay someone in cash, "under the table"? It happens all the times, in many different businesses. First off, this is not the stock market, and is not regulated by the SEC. Second, it's not "insider trading" if some guy puts out information that isn't true, and it results in increased sales of dinar. If you really think that a lot of dinar hasn't been purchased as a direct result of hype, you have no sense of rationality. We could take a poll, but I'm sure nobody would admit to being "that guy"... the one that had a friend tell them they better hurry up and buy some dinar because "it's about to hit this week" and they rushed out and bought a mil or two, only to be disappointed that it didn't hit as expected. Fact is, I wouldn't be in this "investment" had I not been spewed a lot of hype by several friends and coworkers, but unlike "that guy" who immediately ran out and purchased without research, thinking I was going to miss out, I read as much as I could on it before making a purchase. I have come into this investment with both eyes open, fully aware that my investment may turn into nothing more than a unique wallpaper with no more value than what a collector would be willing to pay, and I still accepted that risk. Unfortunately, there are many folks on this site who have invested money without any research, thinking that any day now they're going to be instant millionaires, and they're invested more than they can comfortably lose. If you don't think this is true, then just keep your blinders on.

Really? It's someone who's paid by Dinar broker/sellers to spread false rumors of impending RV so the folks will get excited and buy more Dinar, or will tell their family and friends that it's about to happen so they buy dinar. The ONLY people currently making ANY money on this investment right now are the Dinar broker/sellers and the pumpers they pay to try and convince folks that they need to hurry up and buy as much as they can RIGHT now, or miss out. The Dinar brokers are the only people guaranteed to make money off of the dinar. They're making millions upon millions selling hopes and dreams to folks like us, and they make more money when we think there is good intel of an RV right around the corner. Think about it, if you had true insider knowledge that the Dinar was going to RV in 'x' number of days, what would you do? You'd buy as much Dinar as you could to maximize your returns. This is what the pumpers are hoping to make you believe, so the dinar brokers make more sales, and give them a kickback.

Since it's painfully obvious that this guy is simply a pumper, and not passing on anything remotely true, why do people continuously post what he says on this site?? I've only been here a month, and already can tell he's full of it. What's the point in spreading his lies here?

Why does everybody here assume the guy is down and in need of the money? Maybe the guy has strong convictions that the Dinar is going to fLOP and become a loss, and instead is deciding to sell what he has for a small profit. If he's been in this for 6 years he very likely paid in the neighborhood of $600 per mil, so if he sells now at close to $1000 per mil, he's at least guaranteeing some profit. If he waits it out, and it does in fact LOP, he may lose. Don't just automatically assume someone is down on their luck because they suddenly want out of the investment.

Since this is a thread Adam is actually participating in, I have a question regarding VIP... I noticed after purchasing the RV Intel with audio files book, that the book is included with VIP membership purchase. Any way to have my cost of the book credited toward a membership since I purchased it first if I want to join VIP?

Please read what I wrote again. I was simply asking if the link was broken, or if it in fact really was supposed to take me to www.dinarspeculation.com as it has done for every "latest news" email update. When someone posts a link that says www.dinarvets.com/latest/latest.php I expect to at least be taken to the site it's saying, aka DinarVets. When the link changes to www.dinarspeculation.com and shows the same thing the last email update showed me... a post almost a month old, I have to ask myself, "Is this really where it's supposed to be taking me, or is the real link broken?" Hence the reason I came here and asked the question. Why is he being deceiving by posting a fake link that redirects to his other site?? Why not say, "Here is a link to the latest facts about the dinar. www.Dinarspeculation.com" instead of posting a fake link? But thanks for all the warm, non-smarta$$ responses in return. You'll have to forgive me for being a newbie to this site, as I have no idea what you just said. "Please due to DD?" What does that mean? Really? I thought all the sponsors' ads you see all over the site keep it running? I was under the impression that VIP membership was to help pay specifically for setting up all the post RV benefits they want to believe they'll have after the RV hits and makes 'em millionaires overnight.

So, like many of you I presume, I get email updates regarding the Dinar from Adam like the one today titled "Latest FACTS on the Dinar." In it, he gives a link to the latest news http://dinarvets.com/links/latest/latest.php Well, when I click on that link, it does not take me to any new updates. It takes me directly to Dinarspeculation.com for his post "Time to Debunk some Rumors on the Iraqi Dinar" Is this what his link is supposed to direct me to? If that's the case, then why send out emails stating it's the latest FACTS? I mean, this is hardly a new post or blog entry. It was posted April 8th. I read it before even signing up for his email updates, and it already had 199 comments on it at the time, and this is the second email update I've gotten with a link to the "latest facts" that direct me to that blog. So, is there some secret to actually getting to the "Latest FACTS" like the link suggests, or are the email "updates" really just something to try and convince you why you need to buy into the VIP?

Are you refusing to post a link because you cannot find a credible source to back that claim yourself?? I know if I'm 100% sure of something when I'm making claims on a forum, I post links to prevent a long drawn out argument when the simple thing is to just cite your source. So, is it maybe that you really don't know either, but rather are just going from hearsay, and don't have any factual info to back it?

Well, this newbie is here because he just decided to get in on the chance, and purchased a few mil last week. Now I'm trying to decipher all the hype from the facts, and the more I read, the more I realize that it's likely not going to be as great as hoped. No big deal. I could lose my whole investment, and be happy I took the chance. No food off my table. What I don't get is how you think it's definitely a "win or break even situation". Unless you bought your dinar when it was around $600 or $700 per mil, a LOP and revalue at $0.85 cents means I'll take a $1000 loss. An in-country-only re-denomination, where they close the borders for a few days so the citizens of Iraq can change in their large denomination bills for the new 25 dinar bills at equal value (One 25000 = 1000 25 dinar bills), would mean that our dinar would be worth only what a collector would pay for them. That means you don't break even. You lose your whole investment. This is definitely a possible scenario, and to think it isn't means you have blinders on. Anyway, I'm just pointing out that it's not just a 'break even or win' scenario. There is a very real possibility you lose some or all of the investment. You should have known that when you bought into this game. Sure, I hope things don't go down that way. I hope to make some money here, but I'm not going out and celebrating just yet. I fully realize this thing may fLOP. Personally I don't see how the government could back all the money that's out there when all the "instant millionaires" rush the banks to cash in in the first place. Oh well, I'm bought in and along for the ride, no matter which way it goes. I sure hope we all make a lot of money, but I'm prepared to walk away from this a few grand poorer if it don't go as planned.

How do you know? I mean, nobody knows what's going to happen. It's funny how many people get so defensive when things get posted that aren't what they want to hear. Fact is, not a single person on this site knows for sure how this whole thing is going to play out. Nobody wants to hear that they may not even break even with their investment. What I don't get is how so many folks think this thing is going to turn them into instant millionaires. Sure, I hope it does, but reality isn't always an easy pill to swallow. We'll know when we know. If you only want to hear RV and no LOP, then stay away from the threads that don't say what you want to hear. It's not like it's going to change anything in the end. JMHO