NOT SURPRISED

by Splovengates Sun Dec 04, 2011 7:57 pm

WEEKEND SURPRISE DIDNT HAPPEN.

HOW ABOUT SURPRISING ME THIS WEEK WITH THE RV

"The RV is in motion" (DINAR RECAPS, Sunday afternoon)

Hope Im not caught with my "backfield in motion"

I like "motion sickness"

GO RV, GO

by **dinarstar** Sun Dec 04, 2011 8:36 pm

Motion sickness lol!

by **ADMIN** Sun Dec 04, 2011 9:36 pm

Me too.... I will put a bag in the car just in case...

ya know... cause I am NOT pulling over for NOTHING!!! rabbit

by Bruno Sun Dec 04, 2011 9:53 pm

How can you get motion sickness from something moving so slow? Hmmm? The turtle is a speed demon compared to this.

This is the first time I ever purchased currency. I can assure you it will be my LAST. I would rather have someone from Amway come to my house to pitch their business deal of a lifetime than go through this again.

The only motion sickness is from the merry-go-round that keeps going round and round and round and round. Come on RV! PLEASE

Please God, make this stop! Bring on the RV!

by Guest Sun Dec 04, 2011 9:55 pm

Bruno, i will never invest in currency again either... rv!

by Bruno Sun Dec 04, 2011 10:12 pm

punisher wrote:Bruno, i will never invest in currency again either... rv!

Maybe we should start a 12 step group for "Dinaraholics". DA, Dinaraholics Anonymous. Remember the first step is coming to the understanding that you are weak and powerless to the dinar.

If I ever get an inkling of an idea to buy more currency, I will need to call my sponsor. If you can't talk me out of it, have an intervention to get me committed. PLEASE.

Repeat after me. I will not do this again. I will not do this again. I will not do this again.

Your never more than one currency purchase away from disaster. You will always be addicted. There are those who want to help you. Go DA!

:drunken: :drunken: :drunken: :drunken: :drunken: NOT SURPRISED 576492484

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by red man Sun Dec 04, 2011 10:46 pm

Hahahahahahahahah

now that is funny:D

by redeye Sun Dec 04, 2011 11:34 pm

G'day

I am reasonably new here, so hello all!

You would think if the RV is this close that the first indicator to ALL publically would be the shut down of all the Dinar brokers tickers and adverts on these pages? There must be some cut off point.

have a great day

Redeye

by **PALMER01** Sun Dec 04, 2011 11:45 pm

In this till we hit the finish line. NOT SURPRISED 4017580043

by Splovengates Sun Dec 04, 2011 11:49 pm

STOP!!!
YOU'RE MAKING ME DIZZY

by **ADMIN** Mon Dec 05, 2011 12:57 am

redeye wrote:G'day

I am reasonably new here, so hello all!

You would think if the RV is this close that the first indicator to ALL publically would be the shut down of all the Dinar brokers tickers and adverts on these pages? There must be some cut off point.

have a great day

Redeye

Not when they sell other currencies, and will still deal in dinar even after the revaluation of the dinar.

by **ADMIN** Mon Dec 05, 2011 12:57 am

Bruno wrote:
punisher wrote:Bruno, i will never invest in currency again either... rv!

Maybe we should start a 12 step group for "Dinaraholics". DA, Dinaraholics Anonymous. Remember the first step is coming to the understanding that you are weak and powerless to the dinar.

If I ever get an inkling of an idea to buy more currency, I will need to call my sponsor. If you can't talk me out of it, have an intervention to get me committed. PLEASE.

Repeat after me. I will not do this again. I will not do this again. I will not do this again.

Your never more than one currency purchase away from disaster. You will always be addicted. There are those who want to help you. Go DA!

:drunken: :drunken: :drunken: :drunken: :drunken: :drunken: :drunken: :drunken: :drunken: :drunken:

TWO THUMBS UP!!!

by Guest Mon Dec 05, 2011 1:20 am

AJ’s word to the wise gentle investor:

When this investment happens, I will let everybody know, unless someone else has beaten me to the punch and that’s ok, I am not in it to make a name. What I do not understand is, are you in a hurry for this investment to pay off and why? Is there some pressing deal or emergency that this investment needs to get done so that you can take care of it? The reason I am asking, is because, if any investor is using an investment as a way to pay off some emergency, is going to get let down every time. Investments are used to better one's future and not a gambling tool to pay off emergencies or some pressing business deal. Sorry, just need to bring light to truth. The IQD investment, even when the world needs it, could take 2 more years, and that would be reality at its best. I not saying it’s going to take that long, I'm saying that an investor must treat it that way, long term. Like I said in the past, I have waited 22 years to turn $136,000.00 into $535,970.00 (retirement IRA) and have waited 5 years now on a penny stock deal I have $30,000.00 in and still no pay off in site. Point is, I do not count on the investments even though my business has lost half its income by half each year since 2008 (200K income) and only has made 25k this year so far and not much time left to make more, thanks to this recession, one just has to adjust one’s life style. I sold my hobby just to invest in most of the IQD I have, with the exception to the first 1 Mil, which I purchased with business money back in February, knowing that one day I could buy my hobby back 10 fold once the IQD revalues. I know there are people out there that are worse off than I, but still putting one's bill money into IQD whether it is buying out right or reserves is plain stupid! I hope you are not in this situation? True investors are smarted than that. AJ

by Azure Mon Dec 05, 2011 2:19 am

its going to feel funny not sitting here reading posts all day long......I will get my life back.

by whoppertwins Mon Dec 05, 2011 3:52 am

Amen AJ! Nuff Said!

by Just Da Truth Mon Dec 05, 2011 5:44 am

AJAnderson wrote:AJ’s word to the wise gentle investor:

When this investment happens, I will let everybody know, unless someone else has beaten me to the punch and that’s ok, I am not in it to make a name. What I do not understand is, are you in a hurry for this investment to pay off and why? Is there some pressing deal or emergency that this investment needs to get done so that you can take care of it? The reason I am asking, is because, if any investor is using an investment as a way to pay off some emergency, is going to get let down every time. Investments are used to better one's future and not a gambling tool to pay off emergencies or some pressing business deal. Sorry, just need to bring light to truth. The IQD investment, even when the world needs it, could take 2 more years, and that would be reality at its best. I not saying it’s going to take that long, I'm saying that an investor must treat it that way, long term. Like I said in the past, I have waited 22 years to turn $136,000.00 into $535,970.00 (retirement IRA) and have waited 5 years now on a penny stock deal I have $30,000.00 in and still no pay off in site. Point is, I do not count on the investments even though my business has lost half its income by half each year since 2008 (200K income) and only has made 25k this year so far and not much time left to make more, thanks to this recession, one just has to adjust one’s life style. I sold my hobby just to invest in most of the IQD I have, with the exception to the first 1 Mil, which I purchased with business money back in February, knowing that one day I could buy my hobby back 10 fold once the IQD revalues. I know there are people out there that are worse off than I, but still putting one's bill money into IQD whether it is buying out right or reserves is plain stupid! I hope you are not in this situation? True investors are smarted than that. AJ

A.J. !!!!! THANK YOU FOR THIS !!!!! I HAVE BEEN ON THIS RIDE 6+ YEARS!! AND I READ ABOUT PEOPLE ARE UPSET THAT HAVE BEEN ON THIS FOR 6 MONTHES LOL!!! lol!

by glasshalffull Mon Dec 05, 2011 6:20 am

I just compare this to having a savings that collects interests, or a CD, just waiting for it to mature, only problem is, I'm maturing a little too fast along with it LOL NOT SURPRISED 174797362

by **dinarstar** Mon Dec 05, 2011 6:25 am

glasshalffull wrote:I just compare this to having a savings that collects interests, or a CD, just waiting for it to mature, only problem is, I'm maturing a little too fast along with it LOL