bank of baghdad

[makeitrain]

http://www.bankofbaghdad.org/Content.aspx?pageid=32

is this correct?

[Texas1]

http://www.bankofbaghdad.org/Content.aspx?pageid=32

is this correct?

Ask Opie(Musky)

[bodeen]

Ask Opie(Musky)

[lightfighter]

Guess I'm lost. What was the question

[SurfingTheDinarWave]

Guess I'm lost. What was the question

I was thinking the same thing...that converter doesn't even have IQD on it nor KWD

[randalln]

I was thinking the same thing...that converter doesn't even have IQD on it nor KWD

dont forget Jordan something just not right with that converter (or maybe thats good)

and i know for a fact they deal in all three currencies

[Nunya]

https://www.foreignexchangeservices.com/index.html?partnerid=FES&serviceType=rate IQD not on there but KWD is over 4.1186USD Edited September 21, 2011 by Nunya

[Manno]

Alas!! Bank Of Baghdad DOES NOT HAVE Iraqi Dinar in it's currency converter!! CMIIH (H=Hallucinating)

[HopefulTxn]

https://www.foreignexchangeservices.com/index.html?partnerid=FES&serviceType=rate IQD not on there but KWD is over 4.1186USD

FYI, that is the KWD value PLUS Wells Fargo's spread fee if you wish to purchase the currency from them. The actual value of the currency is right about $3.63. Link

The currency converter on the Bank of Baghdad site is a simple plug-in that is available to anyone that wants to put it on their website. It has a couple of configurable portions, but the countries available for conversion is not one of those portions. Link

Edited September 21, 2011 by HopefulTxn

[sandyf]

You are so right!

Ol' BOB better get with it and find a plug-in which includes the Dinar.

Good grief! It's their currency!

Do you really think it makes a difference, only people on here that would be interested.

Here in Thailand, when you want to exchange the rates are quite often written on a piece of paper stuck in the window.

[R.O.D.]

This happened a month ago as well

Edited September 21, 2011 by R.O.D.

[JREDinars]

Do you really think it makes a difference, only people on here that would be interested.

Here in Thailand, when you want to exchange the rates are quite often written on a piece of paper stuck in the window.

Given that it's THEIR CURRENCY it should be on there, and yes it makes difference does it not to you?

Many people may want to know the exchange rate, for various reasons and hiking over to the bank to see it scribbled on a piece of paper taped to the window....is just not feasible.

Remember, this is the country that wants their money to be recognized and have purchasing power and be respected. So I'd say, that yes, BOB not having their own currency in their converter, DOES matter. jmho

Edited September 21, 2011 by JREDinars

[slimm]

https://www.foreignexchangeservices.com/index.html?partnerid=FES&serviceType=rate IQD not on there but KWD is over 4.1186USD

thats what they sell it for. not what they buy it for. plus, we ALL have IQD. not KWD

[Nunya]

FYI, that is the KWD value PLUS Wells Fargo's spread fee if you wish to purchase the currency from them. The actual value of the currency is right about $3.63. Link

The currency converter on the Bank of Baghdad site is a simple plug-in that is available to anyone that wants to put it on their website. It has a couple of configurable portions, but the countries available for conversion is not one of those portions. Link

I was curious about that...thanks for clearing it up ..... Im not too bright minded when it comes to banking

So does anyone know why the ID is not on the converter....even if it is a plug-in that everyone can get ...shouldnt it still have the ID....I go to alot of bank sites and none of them have the ID....except forex...someone told me its because the ID is not a stable enough or some junk...im clueless... i dig and dig and come up with junk