However let me take the comments 1 by 1.

1. You didn’t really say much but at least advised people that Registration means nothing. Thanks for that. I hardly think you gave much content for the link — but hey I’m still glad you came and offered that bit.

2. As we know certificates of authenticity are meaningless. How does any US citizen verify a certificate of authenticity? Who cares how a company verifies authenticity? What US citizen can verify the verification? As for BBB rating how does that ensure anything? Who can prove to the BBB that their certificate of authenticity is a fake or not? Also if a certificate of authenticity is a false means of verifying your Dinar’s authenticity then do you complain to the BBB that you were issued a certificate from a company and found out that there is no such document issued by the Iraqi treasury.

3. Believing something does not make it true. My guess is that you were issued real currency. In fact I don’t think the biggest issue is whether the currency is fake or not.

But really I think the biggest issue is that the Dinar is probably not a good investment because it is just a fiat currency and it’s value will be manipulated until or unless it is freely traded on the international market letting supply and demand affect its value. The Chinese Yuan will be freely traded before the Dinar and hell hasn’t frozen over yet so there’s not end in sight.

4. Jimmy K. Why post your assertion twice? Does Dinar Trade pay you twice for posting twice? But again how does your belief change reality. The reality is that if they are fake — all the believing in the world won’t change that. If they are real — then why go posting that you believe they are real? Smells like you are working for them or perhaps are the owner.

5. Mike what are you saying? It doesn’t make any sense. However I’ll try to respond. First I’m a currency trader and I’m pretty sure I know the international currency markets better than all the posters that have responded to this thread. Currency buying and selling is not a scam. However if you read my article above I think it’s pretty clear what I’m questioning. Also do you think that attacking American’s or any ethnic group is a way to behave?

6. Thanks for the link mark. I hope you make some money from your blog. I didn’t click the link with the tires advertisement because I just bought some tires. However I still hope that it works well for you. IMO what you are doing is a better business than investing in Dinars.

I also liked your point that selling Dinars is the best way to make money from Dinars. I agree.

However I’d also like to caution people that State governments in the US are suing people now who invested in Scams unknowingly. They are saying that while you may have invested in a scam and didn’t know that it was a scam — that you “should have known” because there was evidence that it may have been a scam and just the hint of it being a scam was sufficient grounds to sue you. What is more they are suing people who already lost money from the scam…. not just those who made money. So maybe it is not such a good idea to sell Dinars claiming they’ll go up in value.

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