Any thoughts on this

[slowgrower]

http://www.moneyteachers.org/Dinar+Scam.htm

[rsskelton]

As a matter of fact yeah, I have a thought. This guy is, and always has been full of horse s&$t.

[Econman33]

This guy runs an affiliate marketing site. I am an online business coach so I teach people how to build these to make them successful. This guy is just using marketing 101. If you are selling gold and silver then you need to basically bash and discredit other forms of investing to spark interest in your product. If you do it correctly you will drive traffic and increase sales. This guy is just an amateur.

Thank you I couldn't say it any better.

[stillwaters]

I have often been astounded by how seemingly intelligent and aware people can be really stupid about some things - could it be they think if they didn't know it before you did it can't possibly be true?

[lionfish]

Thanks for the marketing tip! Just kidding. Seriously though, marketing strategies where you "slice and dice" the alternatives is BAD KARMA!!

[frankc]

This guy runs an affiliate marketing site. I am an online business coach so I teach people how to build these to make them successful. This guy is just using marketing 101. If you are selling gold and silver then you need to basically bash and discredit other forms of investing to spark interest in your product. If you do it correctly you will drive traffic and increase sales. This guy is just an amateur.

Maybe a better approach for him would be to suggest everyone take their huge pile of money after the RV and invest in silver/gold with him.

[KramerDinar]

Quoting the article: The opportunity is pitched as a way to profit from a nearly worthless Iraqi dinar that is “sure” to appreciate in the future. The scammers promise that millions of dollars in profits are virtually guaranteed if you buy the dinars at today’s values

I have yet to see anything pitched. Unless there are daily or weekly seminars going on (like Direct Buy <--talk about a scam), I do not see where this is being sold to people. Again, not seen a video, heard a conference call where someone promised me millions of dollars if I buy. It is so easy to take positive and turn it into negative. Speculation to a scam.

Aside from his worthless write up, I do have to give him credit for putting the old currency on there. It just shows how on top of things he really is. My final point is you notice how every scam write up pretty much says the same thing. All the reference to prior Kuwait and Germany. Maybe these people who find better use of their time and write an article on how emails from people in Nigeria are a scam.

Edited February 5, 2011 by KramerDinar

[magawatt]

I've been involved in alternative energy development almost as long as dinar speculation has been around. and if this guy is pumping Magniworks too,I'd give him zero credibility.

[elv780]

Scammers they are all over the place the internet just opens them up.

[wingsofhope]

Notice he is using the OLD DINAR with sadams face so yes if you are selling those dinars, it is a scam

[tcat1]

Deep Breath!! This week will decide the men from the boys!