Bank Story #57

It's funny because it's the internet that is saying it ISNT a scam. It's the people who are in the banking industry and are the ones who deal with these type of things everyday that say it is.

Responses:

We to WF Saturday to have three more gift letters notarized. The WF notary read the gift letter and said "I don't know if they will let me notarize anything to do with the DINAR". I told him I have had dozens of gift letters notarized by your associates right at this WF branch. He just shrugged his shoulders and said "well OK" and notarized the documents. These guys don't have a clue, which apparently is how WF wants it...
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I'm surprised that we still have members who ask bank employees (including wealth managers) about exchanging dinar. Tony and DC have explained SO many times that the bank employee/officer is going to claim no knowledge or state that it's a scam, because they truly don't know OR they cannot say that they DO know.
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He will have a different perspective next week!  (or the week after, or the week after that, etc.)
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I'm not surprised. Keep in mind that this is not a normal investment to the general public anyway, nor is it something that most anyone will even notice or see coming. We are unique in that we are even aware of what is going on and have a steady stream of information (regardless of how much of it is junk mail, rumor, and clearly made up as you go). However, don't be surprised at the banks response as a general rule. They would have legal consequences if they refered to this as a legitimate investment.

What?? There would be legal ramifications if they referred to this as a legitimate investment??  I would think them telling their employees to knowingly lie to customers would have more legal ramifications....how friggin stupid are the sheeple over there??

BritishBulldog wrote:It's funny because it's the internet that is saying it ISNT a scam. It's the people who are in the banking industry and are the ones who deal with these type of things everyday that say it is.

Don't you know BB, that is because all banks don't want their employees to buy dinar and quit when it RV's.  Those mean old banks. How selfish of them to want everyone working for them to just earn minimum for the rest of their lives when all these dinarians are going to be rich rich rich !

Keep in mind that this is not a normal investment to the general public anyway, nor is it something that most anyone will even notice or see coming. We are unique in that we are even aware of what is going on and have a steady stream of information (regardless of how much of it is junk mail, rumor, and clearly made up as you go).

And there they go again! See, it's SECRET and they're UNIQUE. You can't find ANY reference to the RV via Google, Tony (and others) do NOT Tweet about it all over Twitter, Tony does NOT hold conference calls 3 times a week...etc.

I am reminded of an old Latin quotation (possibly from Petronius):

Mundus vult decipi, ergo decipiatur
The world wants to be deceived, so let it.

Walter Kaufmann expanded on it:

Mundus vult decipi: the world wants to be deceived. The truth is too complex and frightening; the taste for the truth is an acquired taste that few acquire….