Thread: Good example of a Historic Reval

Originally Posted by RfxLady

Have had an account with Key in Ohio for 20 years. When I talked with my banker there, I was told they did not sell or exchange dinar and did not know if they ever would. That's why I opened a Chase account.

Said they only have the Canadian Currency, but had to call the main Office in Ohio and I did not call them. Was just checking up on the info.

History of Forex - Direct Forex, LLC

A good site for us newbies that don't understand all this "techno-bable" on re-value and how it ties in with the world... Hope it helps - I found it interesting... I'm sure it's probably been posted before, but just in case.

Hi all,
I live in Topeka, Kansas and I bank at a local bank called Community National Bank. I have bought all but two of my dinar purchases through them. They do not have it at their bank and they get it from UMB so it is a 24 hour delivery to me. My bank says they WILL convert/cash my dinar whenever I am ready and with NO spread!!

Originally Posted by ccgideon

Hi all,
I live in Topeka, Kansas and I bank at a local bank called Community National Bank. I have bought all but two of my dinar purchases through them. They do not have it at their bank and they get it from UMB so it is a 24 hour delivery to me. My bank says they WILL convert/cash my dinar whenever I am ready and with NO spread!!

Please post after you cash in to confirm this. I seriously doubt that will be the case but if it turns out to be true I'll be on the first flight to Topeka!

as much as i hate going to foreign countries-im on a plane right behind you.

I'm not sure I'm remembering this correctly...but didn't Ali say that he'd buy back dinars at an advantageous rate?

Originally Posted by Sudden Impact

I FOR ONE WOULD CERTAINLY LIKE TO SEE MORE FACTUAL INFORMATION that proves we will not have some challenges when we go to exchange our dinar at reval time. Who has the FACTS that this will be as simple a transaction as walking into the bank to buy them. No speculation here, just the facts please.

Well, Wachovia (my bank) told me all I'd have to do is go to my local branch and they would credit my account. Pretty simple - Fact.

Originally Posted by stik

I'm not sure I'm remembering this correctly...but didn't Ali say that he'd buy back dinars at an advantageous rate?

That's funny you said that! I talked to Ali today about my order that's coming this week, and he told me that he will buy back -2%....doesn't sound like much, but if you are exchanging 1 million dinar, 2% is $20,000...he said he would wire the money to any bank account.

Some banks offer a flat exchange fee...like $25.00, which would be a heck of a lot better than a percentage. Just have to check all of the options when the time comes!

Originally Posted by apwerner

Well, Wachovia (my bank) told me all I'd have to do is go to my local branch and they would credit my account. Pretty simple - Fact.

They told you this.... I have been with Wachovia for years. They dont exchange Currency. They use a Brooker here in my area anyways. Thomas Cook is the Brooker they use around here.

I am not doughting you. Just makiing sure you are saying your Wachovia Branch said this...

Originally Posted by ccgideon

Hi all,
I live in Topeka, Kansas and I bank at a local bank called Community National Bank. I have bought all but two of my dinar purchases through them. They do not have it at their bank and they get it from UMB so it is a 24 hour delivery to me. My bank says they WILL convert/cash my dinar whenever I am ready and with NO spread!!

Nice tip, TQ!