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so because you talked to a brown guy on a plane you thought he was an expert on the iraqi dinar? lol

there's plenty of mineral and oil rich countries with their currencies and economies in the toilet.

Maybe this was posted elsewhere but I couldn't find it anywhere. It seems Dinar Trade was either bought or taken over by Dinar Inc. If you guys havn't been to DinarTrade.Com in a while check it out, totally different site, says not run by Xchange Of America which I believe is DInar Inc. Anyone know any more details on this?

Your post is a bit confusing, you say 43 mill but then list relatively small amounts of in each note, kinda confused about total amount as well as the breakdown by denomination. It's gonna be quite a hassle nickel and diming trying to get rid of 42 mill. Unless your getting $900 or more per mill I'd personally just flip it to a dealer all in one shot.

A year or so back it seemed every dealer was claiming they were opening offices in all 50 states or in many states. It means nothing. I think it was nothing more than a marketing tactic like were so close guys, and then people are like hey they are opening cashin offices must mean its happening soon. Dinar Trade nor any dealer knows when or if anything will happen. Also, I doubt these are actual offices, I'm guessing they are regis offices which are like $150 a month to rent an address and have an answering service.

I think Tonys response to you was very fitting of those who follow him. Only an idiot listens to tnt tony call the rv day in and day out for years and continues listening. Honestly Tony doesn't respect his followers he thinks they are idiots and pawns of his who will sit on the phone for hours helping him rack up phone company kickbacks and buying from dealers he's connected to, and honestly though I think he's a dirtbag I can't say I disagree with him there.

There's some really good deals from some ebay sellers from Jordan, like a 1/3 of the price of most dealers. That said its normally like 3 weeks shipping time and sometimes customsdamages your note when inspecting them.

There are no new notes. Saw a video that the new MRI guide is out and again there's no new notes. Apparently there was talk of releasing a 50k note but thats not happening. Coins have been around for a while now but seems more dealers are carrying them. I believe the coins come in 25, 50 and 100 denomination coins. I see more and more people selling them on ebay these days and a few dealers carrying them.

I don't hav the time to read all that nonsense in the transcript but you guys do realize a swift code is nothing secret or new to the Dinar. ANytime you want to send a wire internationally you need the other parties swift code which is basicallly like what they call a routing number outside of the US. It's normally like two letter country code and 16 numbers so to a wire to poland for example it would be like PL18462946293828238. There are websites where you can type ina swiftcode and find out the bank name and address its associated with.

Technically if the amount exceeds $1,000 to an individual in one day you shoudl be registered with teh Treasury. I'm not sure however how they view you or I selling off our personal dinar as a one off transaction and if they distinguish that from a dealer or someoen who sells on a regular basis.

Whether you agree with Adam Montana or not you have to give him credit. He put together this website for us to use and where we have a community. He also allows free speech and doesn't censor negative comments about the Dinar or even himself or his site for that matter. That's more than can be said for TNT Tony and pretty much every other Guru and site who even simply politely asking a question will get your account shutdown and your IP address banned for life. If your not interested in VIP pass on it, he's not twisting your arm to signup. Personally I don't see the value in it to sign up for myself but if others do cool for them and adam. I woudln't knock him for offering a service though.

It's the same nonsense thats been going on for 10 years, what makes you think this is anything different than them trying to drum up Dinar sales. As for why people pump who knows, but most speculate pumpers work for a dealer, there was the whole thing about TNT Tony admitting he worked for sterling on a call, whether he misspoke or really does I don't know but why do people do anything? For money. The pumpers and gurus are making money off the phone companies on the calls as welll as for advertising from internet radio companies, if they can get a kickback from a dealer more money for them. As for specials, nothing new again I just got a email from dealorbuydinar aka lifesong group they are running a pretty awesome special, a million Dinar for $895. I believe its circulated but none the less thats super cheap. I thought most dealers were getting away from echecks. Granted its more convenient than getting a cashiers check but you still gotta wait almost a week for it to clear. There's a few dealers who take credit cards which I find to be the easiest though most charge you for doing so. Don't buy Dinar just because some pumper, nobody knows nothing they are just hpying nonsense

I'm pretty sure all these dealers with offices setup for rv are nothing more than regis offices that gives them an address and asnwering service for like $200 a month, its not like they setup a full fledgged office because they think an rv is comming soon. if nothing else its a cheap gimmick, the rv is so close we've already setup offices in these states Very good advice, I routinely see guys on ebay sellling options. If you look at all their listings you see hundreds of millions of Dinar they should have waiting for these options. I recently saw a guy who had 580 million Dinar in options and a feedback score of like 62 lol. It's basically free cash for anyone who wants to sell options, never have to deliver anything and if by chance someone does want to buy the option they are charigng you $1500 so just go to the buy sell section on here pickup a mill for $900 and make $600 on top of the $100 you charged them for the option. obviously very unethical and if it did rv these guys would have a lot of pissed off customers but what are they gonna do sue him for nothing since he probably has nothing

who says its closer todaythan it was in the past? your premise is already flawed since you make that assumption. in all honestly it was probably closer years ago

every week someone has some crazy theory about this. the sites are glitchy stop making a big deal about a coding error showing the wrong rate. its happenned before and it will happen again, it means nothing

I just googled it and everything that popped up was guru sites so that should give you your answer right there

I understand the reason for no linksk so people dont spam but its really a pain in the butt, alot of times we want to share a resource with people and can't oh well.

I agree, if someone has to ask about bitcoin or mining they are not going to be successful, they will either be taken advantage of in the contract or dont know enough to be profitable. The only mining I feel which is worth it which is still a gamble is the up and comming coins

interesting, i was actually kind of surprised this story hasn't gotten more traction than it has although i guess they do say they've been getting some questions. now obviously until some further proof comes out we have to take their word for it but seeing as how im sure htey understand all the rules regarding their industry if they were going to pay tony im sure they would deny it and im sure it would be under the table as to not leave a paper trail however even if its true which im assuming its not, we would probably never find out about it

no ive tried mining but a bit over my head and dont really want to invest in better equip. i used some bitcoin profits to buy these

most people who criticize bitcoin make stupid comments comparing it to tulips and beanie babies but dont really know what they are talking about except that both are hot fads. bitcoin gets allthis bad press about mtgox and silkroad, none of this is actually issues with bitcoins its issues with trusting a third party website or illegal drug market to hold your money. bitcoin has a paper wallet you can have on your computer where you solely control your coins, why would someone let a site like mtgox control thousands or millions of dollars of theirs? its just plain stupid. if i buy bitcoins or trade bitcoins for toher coins on an exchange i send my coins to the exchange, do my trade and send it all back to a paperwallet. my coins are maybe vulnerable for 10 minutes, anyone who stores their money with someoen they dont know is asking for trouble I been getting into VOLT coin and dogecoin lately

Dont take $700 per mill, you can easily get 800 or more from a dealer and people on this site may go as high as 850 or 900. i agree im somewhat uncomfortable using people as some trust is involved nad someone recently had a bad experience getting scammed last i heard but there are several dealers paying $800 to maybe $830 who buy from the general public and not just their customers. DinarCorp like someone mentioned is like $825 and I think BuyIraqiDinarHere is at $820 and neither care where you bought them. last I checked. You could always sell them on eBay and probably get almost a grand per mill

Honestly I find it hard to feel sorry for people who lost money to MtGox. They have had ongoing issues for a while so I would have been wary of using them. In addition to that Bitcoin 101 is that you don't store your Bitcoins with a third party. You should have a encrypted paper wallet on your computer with multiple backups. There is almost no risk holding bitcoins that way. What these people did is use MtGox to store their coins. Why anyone would put their trust and coins in a third parties hands instead of their own is beyond me. Especially a third party who has already had issues in the past. When I buy bitcoins yeah I generally have to buy them on an exchange but I buy them and immediately move them to my paper wallet so my coins are in the exchanges hands for a matter of minutes. I would never store any significant amount of money with an exchange, not even one like Coinbase who i feel is much more reputable than others. One other thing. The media does all these stories about bitcoin theft and loss and the media nor readers understand bitcoins so people make stupid comments about how bitcoiin is flawed when this isn't an issue with bitcoin, its an issue with third parties. For example, people who lost money on silkroad, essentially people put milliions of dollars in an escrow system controlled by one person. Well one day that guy realized hey I'm anonymous and in control of milions of dollars if I take it and disapear there will be no consequences and he did it. If you store coins on an illegal drug marketplace yeah you may get taken. In addition to that if you store give up control of your coins to a third party like MtGox as opposed to storing them youreslf well you may get ripped off. It would be like saying the stock market is a scam and not reliable because there's some pump and dump penny stock scams or that dollars cant be trusted because peopl have their wallets stolen. if you leave your wallet on a park bench in a busy city it will probably be taken. if you leave your btc in control of someone else tehy may be taken Had people done trades and moved coins to their paper wallet there really is only like a 10 minute window wehre one could be scammed. The vast majority of people who lost were probably storing their coins on mtgox which is dumb

From what the BBC broadcast seems to say as well as other things I've heard, this is the impression I get... - It's not illegal to sell Dinar, it's simply a currency exchange. - It's not illegal for TNT Tony to spread rumors and tell his theories That said if it's proven that they are working togetehr and Sterling is paying TNT Tony to spread rumors and pump dinar sales then there's a tie and essentially it's as if Sterling is pumping up the DInar as an investment and selling Dinar as an investment and that's wheere they get in trouble with the SEC and selling investments without being registered as an advisor to give advice or without the investment itself being registered with the SEC. I'm no lawyer or economist or anything like that but that's the impression I get from reading things and hearing things. Also, in that BBC broadcast about TNT Tony they seemed to say the reason he hasn't gotten in trouble is because there's been no link proven however they seemed to be saying if a link was proven there may be some legal trouble for both teh guru and the dealer. If you notice most larger legit dealers stay clear of promising returns or calling the Dinar an investment. Granted some smaller dealers have charts on their site showing how rich you will be if it rv's at 5 cents, 10 cents, etc but most of the larger more legit dealers seem to steer clear of calling this an investment and most even have a TOS stating they aren't investment advisors and dont sell investments. I think the trouble comes when you get a dealer and guru together. It basically becomes the same as TNT pumping and selling and Sterling pumping and selling because they are working together. Thats just my take on it

Maybe someone else can touch on this who understands this stuff more but you always hear people say the reason TNT Tony and others don't get in trouble is because there has yet to be a link anyone can prove between a dealer and a guru. Even the recent BBC story on TNT tony basically said the reason he hasnt gotten in any legal trouble is he's simply sharing his opinions or stories. Obviously there's no proof they are tied together and it could be just a mis statement but I imagine people will begin looking into a relationship between these two. If it turns out there is one what does that mean for both Sterling and TNT?