Iraqi Dinar investments - Page 112

The_JUDGE · #**1111** 01-05-2007, 06:45 PM

If you check Ebay auctions, almost all are over 1000:1 Now!! For Small notes qver 300:1. It's started , Folks!!

ecclesconium · #**1112** 01-05-2007, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by The_JUDGE

If you check Ebay auctions, almost all are over 1000:1 Now!! For Small notes qver 300:1. It's started , Folks!!

The sellers on eBay and other websites that are selling dinars have always been selling at this marked up price. I have even seen some of them selling at 950:1 almost a year ago. So don't get too excited just yet...

VagaryViews · #**1113** 01-05-2007, 10:14 PM

Personally, I like ebay.
However, I wouldn***8217;t buy Dinar from any of those sellers.

For starters, it violates paypal policy.
And if you ever knew someone who was ever in conflict with paypal,
they would tell you that it***8217;s not easy to fix the problem.

Secondly, the price. Ridiculous! -enough said.

Finally, the risk of fraud is too great.

investfest2007 · #**1114** 01-06-2007, 11:13 PM

Leading with an iron fist begins now....................http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16489616/

autosurf dummy · #**1115** 01-07-2007, 04:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by VagaryViews

Personally, I like ebay.
However, I wouldn’t buy Dinar from any of those sellers.

For starters, it violates paypal policy.
And if you ever knew someone who was ever in conflict with paypal,
they would tell you that it’s not easy to fix the problem.

Secondly, the price. Ridiculous! -enough said.

Finally, the risk of fraud is too great.

Very true.

No point getting on the wrong side of the law for getting your hands on counterfeit or illegal funds through ebay.

Offshore-Wealth · #**1116** 01-07-2007, 04:22 AM

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Originally Posted by aj9088

"Saddam ran the country into the ground and destroyed the infrastruture,"

that is just blatently false...if u are going to post about something, at least have a cursory knowledge of what u are talking about....

it was the WAR that did what u state above, not saddams policies...under his policies, iraq was probably doing better economically than most arab nations and their rates of illiteracy went way down and their health care system provided for the needs of most of its population...

saddam was a brutal dictator, obviously, but it was NOT his policies that made iraq into what it is today, but rather the ruthless, brutal and illegal USA invasion that did the trick....

heres hoping to the dinar gaining lots of strength!

Interesting,

And where did you come up with this nonsense? Saddam ripped off billions from Iraq for personal use by him and his family. He is the sole reason Irag'a oil infrastructure is in practical ruins, and the invasions of Iran and Kuwait made things even worse. The U.S. ouster of Saddam had no impact on anything other than the removal of Saddam. With his actions Iraq was isolated and world restrictions were placed on Iraq for years which further caused damage to infrastructure. Saddam is the sole reason for the economic mess Iraq is in today, end of story.

Good luck to all, Mike

Offshore-Wealth · #**1117** 01-07-2007, 02:18 PM

Interesting,

Sounds like the same old story for Iraq, one that has not changed in hundreds of years, yet the world is lining up for a piece of the largest oil reserves in the world. Under Saddam, the same militia and sectarion violence was going on, yet Iraq was still hauling in billions, even when the infrastruture was in shambles. Imagine what will happen now with billions in investment money from every oil addicted nation pumping up Iraq's economy? It is obvious what will happen, with or without reduced violence in Bagh****. It doesn't matter, the dinar will see restored value regadless of illiterate government, you cannot stop worlds oil addiction.

Good luck to all, Mike

DINARMAN · #**1118** 01-07-2007, 07:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Offshore-Wealth.com

Interesting,

Sounds like the same old story for Iraq, one that has not changed in hundreds of years, yet the world is lining up for a piece of the largest oil reserves in the world. Under Saddam, the same militia and sectarion violence was going on, yet Iraq was still hauling in billions, even when the infrastruture was in shambles. Imagine what will happen now with billions in investment money from every oil addicted nation pumping up Iraq's economy? It is obvious what will happen, with or without reduced violence in Bagh****. It doesn't matter, the dinar will see restored value regadless of illiterate government, you cannot stop worlds oil addiction.

Good luck to all, Mike

I agree. People are acting like the Shiites and Sunnis just started killing each other in the last several months. They have been killing each other for hundreds of years and will continue for many, many more. It will not effect the dinar.

arpking · #**1119** 01-07-2007, 11:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GoldenNegress

Don't go out and buy paper money.
Even when the dinar becomes worth something, no bank will take it.
Open up an Iraqi bank account.

You can email Warka bank @ c.accounts@warkainvestmentbank.com if you need any info.

This statement could not be more wrong. I have bought and sold Dinar to Chase bank without a problem. When the value of the Dinar rises, every bank that deals foreign currency will trade them.

VagaryViews · #**1120** 01-08-2007, 02:02 AM

I***8217;ve still invested
Because since ancient times
Those lands are blessed with some of the
finest natural resources

Even if you are against the possibility***8230;at least buy
$25,000 in dinar. It is inexpensive. I***8217;m sure even after 5 years if
nothing righteous happens, you***8217;ll at least be able to get your original $30
back
There are no guarantees with any investments, if there were...
there would be more financially secure people in this world.
enough said.