The Real Story Behind Purchasing Iraqi Dinar by Mark Jones


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DATE: Dec. 15, 2013, 7:59 a.m.

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  1. Indeed, this part here might have been written from various articles, each presented in new wrappers and/or rhetoric. But then again, an individual seems to neglect the message that these write ups want to convey at all. He doesn't even care on giving, at least, the benefit of a doubt, and worries himself to an extent that yes, purchasing dinars is a fraud. Or much worst, he digests the idea that the Iraqi dinar value is a myth.
  2. As this article is written, the number of people questioning the Iraqi dinar value is growing. In cyber space, a person may have read about buying the currency as fraud from internet rumors. He will eventually be part of the statistics, something that is to be expected. If Dinar Currency, a company that sells dinar in the United States, is to explain, some of these rumors are actually based on true events. The company elaborates that there are in fact a lot of online dealers out there, ready to fake everything. Basically, they'll promise an investor with such amount projection yet at the end of day, he discovers that he has been deceived after all. This is also the same with companies that guarantee Iraqi dinar exchange rate is going up despite of being unable to present certificates of legitimate statistical figures. Hence the idea of buying dinar as a fraud is conceived. However, if these investors only have the idea to what company they should deal with, only will these fraud-stories be totally erased. The American owned and operated company further explains that there are corporations that have remained honest and passionate. These are the ones registered accordingly by the United States Department of Treasury. The companies under this government umbrella are given maximum authority to perform the business of selling dinars. On the other hand, an investor will notice that these companies are actually using authentication machines to validate a dinar's distinction. For example, if he buys the currency from them, he will then be provided with a certificate stating that what he just purchased is authentic. Of course, this will only be possible if an authentication machine is utilized.
  3. Although a company might be using the said device, an investor should know what type of authentication machine a company is using. It is important for him to identify it as the Bank of Iraq only recognizes few authentication devices for the authentication process to be not void. One is the De La Rue/Talaris authentication machine, the most commonly used by known dinar-selling companies like Dinar Currency. As a matter of fact, according to Dinar Currency, De La Rue has printed the Iraqi dinar in 2003 that contained a very sophisticated anti-forgery technique. With all of these laid out, an interested investor should have an idea on what company he should deal with, and yes, this includes eradicating the propaganda that these internet rumors have.

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