The (Elite) One Time Offer
(with DrDinar Home Study Course)
Everything delivered in the limited One Time Offer on launch day. Reval Hotline, Toll Free Reval Hotline When the Reval actually happens. Toll free for 75+ countries and 800+ cities, the reval hotline will provide special support for the reval event itself toll free around the world.
The above are only a portion of what will be available in a very limited special offer that every new site membership will see Only One Time upon entering the site the first time. It’s purpose is to reward the early birds with a very strong amount of live email and phone support plus much more.
(Gold) DrDinar Home Study Course Package
During the launch week everyone will have the opportunity to register as a Gold support student and receive the DrDinar Home Study Course even if you miss out on the One Time Offer.
Let’s say for example that you are already a long time Dinar investor, or maybe you are new and concerned about risk. If this course teaches one thing that can help or encourage you to increase your Iraq investment wouldn’t it be totally worth it?!
Example:
You invest an additional $500 In Dinar or Iraq Stock Market, or other ground level areas in Iraq that you learned from your Gold membership.
Lets say that $500 additional Dinar (or other) Iraq investment produces your a return of $2000 after a reval,
$2000 return
-$400 Gold DrDinar Home Study Course package
-$500 Principal investment into Iraq economy
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$1100 Profit – Keep in mind that experts are forecasting returns much greater than the $2000 example used above which would equate to less then half a penny Dinar reval rate.
Reval Exchange Fee Group Rate – Mastermind – Call Today
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We will be gathering thoughts and ideas to prepare an offer for a bank that will cator to our needs. The idea is to try to get the lower 3% exchange fee by showing your DrDinar membership card. All currency exchange banks charge a 3% to 6% fee to exchange currency depending on your volume.
Thank you,
Darren Chabluk
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Darren, I’m in for a Group Membership card to secure a favourable bank exchange fee percentage (or bank “admin” fee…).
Count me in for Belize too,
Hi Darren, iam in with you on group membership
Darren.
Sounds good, I dont know just how to make it work. I hope we are not getting our hopes too soon. 3 years ago The best info indicated 5-10 years for a return of life changing porportions. It would be nice to see it early 2010 but, I dont recoment holding your breath waiting.
On another note, Suzanne, above refered to Belize. I think I must of missed something. Please repete!!
Thanks, Tom
Hi Darren. I am on the call.
Great call today! I will post the recording right away.
Hi Darren! I’m in for a groupmemberchip
Hi Darren, I am on the call too
Iraq outsmarts Big Oil over contracts
Published: Nov. 5, 2009 at 5:38 PM
BAGHDAD, Nov. 5 (UPI) — The Iraqi government’s hardball tactics with oil majors demanding a bigger slice of the profits from taking over the country’s rundown oil fields are paying off. Big Oil has caved in and is now meekly accepting the same 20-year deal the companies rejected at a June auction, the first such event in Iraq in nearly 40 years, because the prospect of Iraq’s vast untapped reserves was just too good to miss.
The majors have shown a new willingness to drop their demand for payment of up to $4.80 for every barrel they produce on top of current production levels and accept the $2 offer that the government has stuck to since the June auction fizzled.
The companies will recover all costs under the terms of the agreements. The government has sought to sweeten the pot by easing taxation terms during closed-door negotiations.
On Tuesday, BP and China National Petroleum Corp., the only consortium to accept the Oil Ministry’s terms in June, signed Iraq’s first oil contract since Saddam Hussein’s regime was overthrown in the March 2003 U.S.-led invasion. The two companies pledged to invest $15 billion to build up production at the giant Rumaila field west of the southern city of Basra, with reserves of as much as 20 billion barrels, to help boost national output to 6 million barrels a day in the next few years, second only to Saudi Arabia. Their target is to almost triple production from the current level of 1 million barrels a day to 2.85 million.
Samuel Ciszuk, an energy analyst with the IHS Global Insight consultancy of London, said: “The incremental this project brings to Iraq is tremendous.” The contract, the largest deal struck in Iraq “in many, many decades,” underlines “the extraordinary opportunities there are in Iraq,” he said. As with other companies bidding for the new contracts, BP’s deal marks its return to Iraq after being booted out with other Western companies when the oil industry was nationalized in 1972.
Earlier this week, the Oil Ministry signed a preliminary agreement on the Zubair field — 4.1 billion barrels — in the south with a consortium of Italy’s ENI, Occidental of the United States and Korea Gas Corp. of South Korea.
The ministry is expected to award the giant West Qurna-1 field — 9 billion barrels — north of Basra in the oil-rich south to a consortium headed by Exxon Mobil and Royal Dutch Shell, according to Iraqi officials {update: this deal was signed Thursday. -KK}. That consortium was competing against ConocoPhillips and Lukoil of Russia.
The Rumaila, Zubair and West Qurna deals alone are expected to add 4.5 million barrels a day to Iraqi production, about 5 percent of global supply and triple Iraq’s current output of 2.5 million barrels a day.
These agreements augur well for the next round of tenders, covering 10 largely undeveloped oil fields, that is scheduled for Dec.11-12 in Baghdad. “The big oil companies are reconsidering Iraq because they realize that this may be among their last opportunities to get large volumes of crude,” according to BusinessWeek.
A big prize for the companies is the vast Majnoon fields in eastern Iraq, with reserves that could be as high as 12 billion barrels. It will be up for grabs in December.
Another is the northern oil field around Kirkuk. It has reserves of at least 8.5 billion barrels. Shell hopes to secure a contract there.
With violence once more worsening in Iraq, there are considerable security risks. Kirkuk, for instance, is at the core of a potentially explosive dispute between Arabs and Kurds. And parliamentary elections scheduled for January could bring in a new government that may scrap or revise the agreements with Big Oil.
BusinessWeek noted that another peril lurks on the horizon as well: a possible dispute with the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, “which had assumed Iraqi production would remain low until the world regained its thirst for crude.” Once Iraq’s output starts to grow, bringing in revenue vital to financing reconstruction, “the Saudis and other big producers are likely to try to persuade Iraq — which belongs to OPEC but is exempt from its quotas — to toe the line,” according to BusinessWeek.
“The Iraqis, though, may want to pump the maximum, arguing that other cartel members who have profited for years from Iraq’s market absence should bear any future productions cuts.”
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i didnt understand aal of the spread
Janet, about the spread. There is the CBI exchange, and there is the rate that the banks actually give you. There difference of these two amounts is called the spread. Plus, exchange fees.
Janet,
Another way of putting the spread. If you ever traded securities,
commodities, etc. there is always a bid & ask price.
i didnt understand all of the spread
Thats right, the spread is the difference between 2 numbers. The spread is the difference between what the Central Bank of Iraq Exchange rate is, and the Exchange rate that your bank charges. The reason for the difference is for your bank to make a profit.
Lets say CBI Iraq rate is 10 cents per dinar for simplicity sake. And lets say your bank is only going to give you 9 cents per dinar. Your bank makes a 1 penny profit, and this margin is called a spread. Plus, your bank will charge about a 6% fee on top of that, the exchange fee. Highway robbery fee. That is the fee I want to reduce to 3% or less for us hard hitters.
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GLOBAL INTELLIGENCE
Iraq: Election Law Passes
November 8, 2009
The Iraqi parliament passed a new election law Nov. 8 that will allow elections to proceed as scheduled on Jan. 16, 2010, Reuters reported. The law will delay a decision on the status of the disputed city of Kirkuk, and was approved by 141 of 196 Iraqi lawmakers present for the vote.
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B B C NEWS
Iraq MPs approve election reform
The Iraqi parliament has approved a crucial election law ahead of national polls due in January 2010.
The reform was passed by a wide margin after weeks of deadlock, which had raised fears that the parliamentary election might have to be delayed. There have been concerns that such a postponement could undo recent progress towards greater stability. The poll is seen as crucial to stability and could impact on the US plan for a pullout, correspondents say.
IRAQI ELECTIONS
2003: US appoints Governing Council
2004: Governing Council elects interim government
Aug 2004: National conference elects interim national assembly
Jan 2005: First general elections for transitional national assembly and provincial councils – Sunnis boycott vote
Dec 2005: General elections for first full-term government and parliament
Jan 2009: Elections for provincial councils – key test of security gains
Jan 2010: General elections due
The electoral law – which has to be in place at least 90 days before voting – was approved by 141 of 196 lawmakers present. The UN had warned it could not guarantee to endorse the poll if the bill had not been passed.
Iraqi factions had been deadlocked on a range of issues – including how candidates are to be listed on ballot papers and the distribution of seats in the ethnically divided, oil-rich city of Kirkuk.
There have been a number of deadly attacks across Iraq in recent weeks. Correspondents say violence may intensify as militant groups attempt to destabilise Iraq in the run-up to the election.
Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/hi/middle_east/8349491.stm
Published: 2009/11/08 17:51:25 GMT
HI GANG, GETTING CLOSER TO MAKING MONEY OFF THE IRAQ DINARS,
WE NEED TO SEND E-MAIL TO PRESIDENT OBAMA, WE NEED TO
GET IRAQI DINARS TO MADE A INTERNATIONAL CURRECY, WHEN THIS
HAPPENS THE DINARS WILL BE VALUBLE TO EXHANGE YOUR DINARS
TO AMERICAN MONEY. I HOPE ONE DINAR WILL BE WORTH $3.22 IN
AMERICAN MONEY.
G.K.AMPEY