My dealer is buying back dinar.

[Ryan Express]

The company I bought my dinar from is now offering to buy dinar at 790 per million. I thought this was interesting because when I bought 3 weeks ago they would not buy back dinar. I paid 770 per million, so I've actually made a few bucks. They are now selling at 850 per million. Although it makes me feel good that I can sell back at 790, I'm holding for my trigger point.

The dealer told me they bought directly from the CBI. Does this mean that supply has started to dwindle? Perhaps the CBI is not selling to dealers anymore? Couple this thought with the idea that Chase is not selling or not selling at all their branches (from a thread on this site), could this mean the train has left the station?

I'm not disclosing the dealer on this thread for fear that the trigger happy keyboard players on this site will start with the dealer rumor nonsense. If anyone wants, I'll give the dealer info only via PM, where you can check it out to verify that this is not a rumor.

[bdwiggins]

I have been reading this forum for 12 to 18 months now. I believe I have only posted once in the past because I just enjoying gathering knowledge and beliefs from other members.

I live in Arkansas and have traditionally purchased my dinar either from ebay, safedinar or usdinar in the past. I have checked with local BOA and Chase banks around Arkansas and Louisiana to purchase dinar for the last 12 months but returned zero results.

I called a local bank (owned solely by investors) and was suprised to find out they were able to purchase it for me. Its not cheap at $820.00 per million (todays price) and was told they would purchase it back in the future. I question since the bank is investor owned if thats why they are in the dinar business now, knowing that it would be good for the bank long term and/or those who own it will have $'s in the future to deposit into their bank.

Not sure if anyone on this forum is from Arkansas but PM me if you are interested in this information.

:wave:

[spider]

The dealer I purchased from , seems to have run short when you click on order page , it comes with a message they are no longer taking orders until they clear their backlog or get more dinar . Things are looking good

[JLM]

I did not buy my dinar directly from a broker but the person I bought it from does. And he told me Monday that his broker was not able to get anymore dinar from anywhere at this time. I have also read somewhere else in this forum that another person said his broker said the same thing.

[MrAustin]

Couple this thought with the idea that Chase is not selling or not selling at all their branches (from a thread on this site), could this mean the train has left the station?



Just a FYI chase still sells and buys dinars at EVERY branch, if they say other wise they A. Dont know what they are talking about B. Dont know how to do it C. Refer to a&b

:P Me and my Major chase bank here in town are good buddies :P (Branch manager is my neighboor)

Only time will tell :huge:

[cdub270]

Ryan

CHASE is still selling ,,,,bought today 1 mill for 791.00

[jburgos64]

Can somebody help me getting some ID from Chase? Is there a way to get them online or do I need to go to a Branch Office to purchase?

Thanks

[JLM]

Brokers do not buy from banks they sell to them.

[Ryan Express]

Ryan

CHASE is still selling ,,,,bought today 1 mill for 791.00


Good to know. I read on a thread on this website that Chase was not selling or limiting the branches that deal with dinar.

Interesting. Chase is selling at 791, yet the dealer is buying back at 790.

Don't know what to make of it.

[Anaconda_Dinar_Sheik]

The company I bought my dinar from is now offering to buy dinar at 790 per million. I thought this was interesting because when I bought 3 weeks ago they would not buy back dinar. I paid 770 per million, so I've actually made a few bucks. They are now selling at 850 per million. Although it makes me feel good that I can sell back at 790, I'm holding for my trigger point.

The dealer told me they bought directly from the CBI. Does this mean that supply has started to dwindle? Perhaps the CBI is not selling to dealers anymore? Couple this thought with the idea that Chase is not selling or not selling at all their branches (from a thread on this site), could this mean the train has left the station?

I'm not disclosing the dealer on this thread for fear that the trigger happy keyboard players on this site will start with the dealer rumor nonsense. If anyone wants, I'll give the dealer info only via PM, where you can check it out to verify that this is not a rumor.


Does the CBI sell Dinars to the public? I don't think they do, but I could be wrong.

[ROCK]

BINGO A_D_K!





Does the CBI sell Dinars to the public? I don't think they do, but I could be wrong.

[PennStateMtnMan]

Alot of new people in this thread.

CBI doesn't sell dinar to anybody but banks. You can't go into the Fed Reservers to buy dollars can you?

[ROCK]

I guess that should be A_D_S (sorry):)

BINGO A_D_K!

[singaporeaces]

I ve the same experience with my dealer,they ve run out of dinar due to raising cost to get hold from his agent.somehow they are scaling down or are out of business - no dinar on hand.

[lglwzrd]

Alot of new people in this thread.

CBI doesn't sell dinar to anybody but banks. You can't go into the Fed Reservers to buy dollars can you?

no, because the federal reserve is bankrupt....hahahahahahaha

[Ryan Express]

Alot of new people in this thread.

CBI doesn't sell dinar to anybody but banks. You can't go into the Fed Reservers to buy dollars can you?


So the dealer lied to me? He explained the anti-counterfeiting measures the company takes to insure the dinar is real. In explaining these measures, he said "We get are dinar directly from the CBI, then it goes through customs and then we check it when it gets here to the states".

Maybe they buy from a bank in iraq and not the cbi?

[Anaconda_Dinar_Sheik]

So the dealer lied to me? He explained the anti-counterfeiting measures the company takes to insure the dinar is real. In explaining these measures, he said "We get are dinar directly from the CBI, then it goes through customs and then we check it when it gets here to the states".

Maybe they buy from a bank in iraq and not the cbi?

You can get NID anywhere in the Middle East. You can get it in the US. As long as your dealer sold you actual Dinar and not any counterfeit crap, who cares if he lied. Now you know the real deal about him.

[mike brown]

you have to go into the chase branch, pay, then you will recieve next business day, cannot buy online