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Re: dinardog123 post# 21611

Thursday, 02/25/2010 10:22:05 AM

Thursday, February 25, 2010 10:22:05 AM

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This is really simple if one ends up going from 1 million dinar down to 1 thousand and you paid $820 for that 1 million then somehow the new 1 thousand dinar MUST be worth the same if they are not going to screw us.
$820 divide 1 thousand equals a new .82 cent dinar worth for me. This is just conversion not ant reval. The currency itself is worth more so the figures are off a tad but should be easliy seen. Now lets reval this $1 US Dollar after the new money has been distributed plus keep in mind they had better keep the value inline when they converted the 3 zeros or we would be screwed.

So we simply have 1,000 dinar @ .82 cent now we reval a buck and the 1000 dinar are now worth $1.82 paer dinar or $1820 per thousand but understand we no long hold millions of dinars.

Actually under the same we would basically use the .0009 or 1000 x .0009 = .90 to get closer to the worth. That .90 is without any reval period.

Do I want that NOPE! I want all my millions of high note dinars to be converted to lower notes dinars but I want the same amount of dinars as I saterted with, It won't happen no matter how much a pray but as said prior we still have not lost our money and you could have easily with pennies as you know!

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