Canadian Exchange info update
This is just a quick update to assure everyone that we haven't disappeared. I also wanted to let you know that when the "RV" goes live I will have some very exciting news for all our invested Canadian friends. As soon as I get the green light, I will post very important exchange information for Canadians.
Just wondering if you have received any updates on progress at all....
ReplyDeleteheard something happend in canada this weekend?
Deleteis this page still active?
ReplyDeleteI wish there was someone out there in DinarLand that could give some info to us Canadians.
ReplyDeleteOkay here we sit - August 4th and the Dinar Recaps site indicates we are so very close....
ReplyDeleteDo you Canadian Exchange info have any news to report? I'm thinking you have may have some updates since Nov 2012?
Please give us an update.....
I can't believe people fall for this dinar scam over and over again...
ReplyDeleteSeems like a pretty bare site. News? What news?
ReplyDeleteScam? What scam allows you to invest very little with the possibility of a handsome return and the assurance on never losing more than 20% if you want out? You prefer RIM ? Nortel? Maybe Briex? Go for it then. And stay out of here..... This site is for serious people who see Iraq's potential.
ReplyDeleteIs there now any news for us Canadians on the RV? Supposedly it's going down very very soon.
ReplyDeleteIt was confirmed yesterday that 5 cities in US are doing private exchanges so it's started. Today I went to ATB (my business bank) and Scotiabank (personal) in Calgary and no luck. Scotiabank only does Dong. Calforex here doesn't do any Dinar or Dong. Any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteHELLO HELLO Anyone here?!
ReplyDeleteWell those private exchanges were "Friends and Families" of the BANKERS!! Heads should roll for that. Bank employees caught on and went ballistic. Tellers are buying currrencies now and will probably threaten to quit. Then I suppose the banks will steal money from accounts to keep going!
Question for Canadians.. Are you aware that out banks since the 2013 budget are able to do a bail in? I am not sure if anyone has been asking about that.. and if the bail in only applies to personal accounts? or does it apply to Corporations as well.
ReplyDeleteThe other question I have is if a Credit Union is safer?
Is this site up up date or is it still in 2013
ReplyDeleteIs anyone watching OperationDisclosure/DinarChronicles? http://inteldinarchronicles.blogspot.ca/2016/09/rv-alert-180000-edt-friday-september-2.html There is a RED ALERT going on while they wait for the 800#s today!
ReplyDeleteGetting current and accurate currency exchange vancouver rates is important, no matter if you are a trader or want to do conversion when traveling.
ReplyDeleteis this site still active, have not been on here for few years
ReplyDeleteIs there anyone out there?? I feel like we're finally almost there with all the recent news in Iraq! Where will we be able to exchange as I feel like it may just hit before Christmas finally!!! It's been a long ride... On another note, anyone know how this will be taxed when we do exchange? Capital gains?!?
DeleteIs there anyone out there?? I feel like we're finally almost there with all the recent news in Iraq! Where will we be able to exchange as I feel like it may just hit before Christmas finally!!! It's been a long ride... On another note, anyone know how this will be taxed when we do exchange? Capital gains?!?
ReplyDeleteThere should be no tax. The Dinar is Cash and if you exchange your cash, not cashing out you have never seen a currency exchange being taxable in Canada to my knowledge. Not advising just expressing my 7 year investment understanding. Invested.
DeleteHi Nelson41! Thanks for your opinion on the subject. That would be incredible if there should be no tax! I get what you're saying. Do you have any idea what banks will exchange? I got my Dinar from Scotiabank 12 years ago lol. Do you think most major Canadian banks will exchange once the Dinar is internationally exchangeable?
ReplyDeleteHello! I have questions as I am a Canadian looking for information regarding the exchange of IQD and VND once the RV is announced. I was at the Servus Credit Union and asked about the exchange and I was told that first I have to bring the currencies that I have and all of my verifying documents to t he bank. From there it is sent to the SCU main office and I wait 6 - 8 weeks before it is deposited into my account. I am not willing to go that route. I stopped in at the HSBC today and the clerk had no idea what I was talking about!!! I was directed to go to the CIBC or Calforex. Does anyone on this blog have any suggestions?
ReplyDeleteHi there, what kind of verifying documents did they say you needed?
DeleteI purchased my dinars from Scotiabank 12 years ago. I still have the receipts. Do you mean documents such as our ID (drivers licence/birth certificate)??
I will simply call up any major Canadian bank (Scotia, TD, CIBC etc) and take my dinars to the nearest head office branch where they should be able to verify the notes on site and make the exchange right away.
There's no way in h*ll that I'm going to let my dinars get out of my sight. I understand that most branch locations may not be able to verify all foreign currencies, however, you should be able to go to their main branch which is likely in Toronto.
Hope this helps! Just do not let your dinars leave your hands. Most major banks will exchange our dinars when the time comes.