AndieZ Wells Fargo Bank story Thursday dinar Recaps

Angel7 wrote:AndieZ is a MOD here at Okie's place. I would NEVER doubt her!

1alaskan wrote:I think that this "swift Code" jazz is smoke and mirrors, not put out by Iraq, but these guru's who have no clue.



From what I have read, these are a common thing in international banking and country to country bank. Just another thing to say to try to confuse the masses.

And before anybody asks, I have no clue, but the difference is, I know that I have no clue and don't pretend that I have.

Angel7 wrote:AndieZ is a MOD here at Okie's place. I would NEVER doubt her!

HisPrincess wrote:AndieZ Wells Fargo Bank story Thursday Morning OOMC 09/29/2011

10:29 AM [Andie_Z] FROM A FRIEND OF MINE THIS MORNING: Got some news for you... Yesterday I got a call from a trust friend whose niece is a branch manager with Wells Fargo in the Waco area. She called my friend, a CEO of a company, and said that she just got a memo from WF Corporate. The memo stated that the Swift codes had come to the banks and that Dinar holders could be cashing out on Friday (9/30). She did not give a rate, but did say that we would be "very, very " happy. We got the call about an hour after the memo came down.

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wondering if someone anyone can contact this Andie Z person and maybe Okie can call this bank. Shoot these bank stories can get you going. they sound so legit.

patC wrote:I'm beginning to think that all of these stories are being made up by Iraqi's sitting in one of Saddams old palaces 24/7 to keep us all buying IQD with our USD pouring our money into Iraq!!

HisPrincess wrote:AndieZ Wells Fargo Bank story Thursday Morning OOMC 09/29/2011
wondering if someone anyone can contact this Andie Z person and maybe Okie can call this bank. Shoot these bank stories can get you going. they sound so legit.

goodday82 wrote:I don't understand why all this recent talk of swift codes which have nothing to do with a currency RV. It seems to me someone is just trying to stir the pot using an legitimate banking term completely out of context. However even with out the swift comment, this story is questionable at best. If a memo went to all WF branch managers from corp office then it seems we would have heard much more chatter about such a huge communication to 1,000's of branch managers across the USA and world wide. Instead we get the " I heard from a CEO, that heard from a relative" hmmm Furthermore, if the manager was calling her Aunt to tell her about the memo why would she tell her that she would be "very very happy " with the rate....seems logical that she would have just told her the rate or said the memo didn't disclose the rate. Think about it.

rogthur wrote:SWIFT is the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication, a member-owned cooperative through which the financial world conducts its business operations with speed, certainty and confidence. More than 9,000 banking organisations, securities institutions and corporate customers in 209 countries trust us every day to exchange millions of standardised financial messages.

Tri-Party Collateral /Tri-Party Repo SWIFT messages

MT527 - Tri-Party Collateral Instruction From: Collateral Taker/Giver To: Tri-Party Agent Purpose: Initiation: Giver notifies Agent of available collateral. Taker notifies Agent of collateral demand.

goodday82 wrote:I don't understand why all this recent talk of swift codes which have nothing to do with a currency RV. It seems to me someone is just trying to stir the pot using an legitimate banking term completely out of context. However even with out the swift comment, this story is questionable at best. If a memo went to all WF branch managers from corp office then it seems we would have heard much more chatter about such a huge communication to 1,000's of branch managers across the USA and world wide. Instead we get the " I heard from a CEO, that heard from a relative" hmmm Furthermore, if the manager was calling her Aunt to tell her about the memo why would she tell her that she would be "very very happy " with the rate....seems logical that she would have just told her the rate or said the memo didn't disclose the rate. Think about it.

dinardiva wrote:What is a swift code?
09/29/2011 (Thank you Nancy for emailing this to us)

http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_a_swift_code#ixzz1ZLxP7pMJ


What is a swift code?

Answer:

SWIFT Code is a unique identification code for a particular bank and it is a standard format of Bank Identifier Codes (BIC).

SWIFT Codes are used for transferring money and messages between banks.

SWIFT Code is 8 or 11 characters for a bank. If SWIFT Code is 8 character code then it points to the primary branch/office

THANK YOU! I thought it was just a really fast code. :joker: