did the Iraqi dinar revalue?

Dinar investing is a long time scam. The dinar thieves have been lying about revaluation for 5+ years. Currency revaluation never produces a profit.

Here are three links from independent and unbiased sources; Utah Securities Division, NASDAQ, Better Business Bureau. All info is still 100% accurate.

If you have already been scammed, here is the info on where to file a formal complaint.

SEC Complaint Center, 100 F Street NE, Washington, D.C. 20549-0213

EDIT: Did you actually read the 3 links? You know it is a scam when that information comes from reputable sources.

There are hundreds of sites that lie about dinar because they are trying to sell you dinar.

The Utah state site does not lie. The Better Business Bureau does not lie. That is why it is so important to know your sources.

Did The Iraqi Dinar Revalue

No it did not revalue. No it will not revalue next month. The bank of Iraq has documented plans to re-denominate the dinar not revalue the dinar. No profits will be made from a re-denomination and no US banks are or will be dealing with this currency. Do you really believe that the 10's of thousands of fools who bought Dinar will become instant millionaires one day? That is what the sellers want you to believe. Ask your local bank, call a pro currency trader , look at the info posted by the bank of Iraq. That is how you know there will be no "Dinar Profits". PS. most info on the internet including all the blogs and news update sites are run by the Dinar sellers.

I agree with Mr. Sullivan. Do your homework. You post the exact same thing every time someone asks about the dinar. You're links contain information to articles about people ripping off others by not sending the dinar or stealing credit card information. I really can't wait till the Iraqi Dinar revalues so I can post it on Yahoo Answers that I was right and these guys were wrong.

Funny,

You have been posting the same outdated links for years, and given these are 5 years old or older, a lot has changed if you would ever bother to research the latest information. I have followed this from point of being in Kurdistan to this day, and you don't know squat about Iraq or the soon to be revalued Iraqi dinar. If you did, you would not be posting such obviously outdated lies, which were lies when posted, never mind an unrelated post about someone ripping someone off using dinar, totally useless link.

If you want the facts, they are all out there, including Prime Minister Maliki announcing in public that a revalue was pending, never mind Governor Shabibi of CBI who restated the same numerous times in public, Dec. 2010, and then again last Friday. So I suppose you think your second hand links posted are more relevent than the leader of Iraq and leader of CBI. You need to learn to research your information before posting this old garbage. After dozens of such posts, I want to see what you think when the Iraqi dinar does finally revalue, in fact, next month.

The first respondent is correct. Any investment in currency should be through reputable brokerage located and headquartered in the U.S. Obliviously, that does not guarantee a lack of fraud, but has lesser risks with respect to scams overseas.