Hi ,

As you know, last June the FBI filed a formal complaint
against Sterling Currency Group, one of the largest dinar
dealers around at the time.

Their website was closed and they stopped selling dinar.

It appears the owners and executives of Sterling along
with TerryK were indicted yesterday for what the news
is calling a dinar sales scheme...

"...for their roles in an alleged $600 million scheme to
fraudulently induce investors into buying the Iraqi dinar."

Not good at all.

You can read it here.

The FBI feels, among other things, the group made up
stories and information about the dinar RV to sell more dinar.

You can read the FBI's last June complaint case here.

The details outlined in the news story and FBI complaint
case are obviously EXTREMELY unsettling.

If this whole dinar thing wasn't confusing enough...

And sorting through all the information challenging
enough...

...now we have possible made up information to contend
with too.

Sterling has a statement on their website
that reads in part:

"...Sterling provided evidence it believes demonstrated to
the U.S. Attorney’s Office that the central factual
allegations in the civil forfeiture complaint were
inaccurate, and in some instances flatly false..."

You can see the full statement on their site.

TerryK also made a statement in his chat room...

"Just so all u know I'm being indicted tomorrow (Monday
2/22/2016), turning self in at Atlanta FBI, for this
sterling stuff, wanted you all to know first before it gets
out.....will keep u posted.....so much for having banners
on the site. Pray for me"

According to google, An indictment
is a formal accusation against an individual suspected
of committing a crime.

So at this point I suppose it goes before a Judge to
decide what happened?

What does all this mean for the dinar?

We'll have to wait and see.

It's been 8 months since the formal complaint was
issued to Sterling.

So far no government agency has reported the dinar
is a scam or is warning us not to buy dinar
because it's a scam.

It sure makes you wonder though doesn't it?

Yes, we know the dinar value can go up or down and
this is super risky since Iraq is a war torn country and
all...

But, you're probably thinking what I'm thinking...

It sure would be great if they would tell us one way or the other
if it is a scam or not!

As always, if you see anything official please send it to me.

Obviously, this has the community concerned about their dinar.

Does this mean your dinars are fake if you purchased
from an online broker or a bank?

Below is an email I send to all members on how to determine the
authenticity of their dinar.

You may have already seen it.

So far (knock on wood) I have not had a member say their
dinar were fake, regardless of where they were purchased.

So that's good news.

But it's always wise to be sure, so here you go!

This is part I, I'll send you part II with another cool test you
can do shortly.

As we learn more, I'll keep you and over 90,000 of
your fellow Dinar Guru members posted.

stay tuned as this story unfolds...

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Ever wonder if your dinar are authentic or not?

Ever feel you may have "fake" dinars?

It's hard not to have this question in the back of your mind isn't

it?

I put up a post on the members only blog showing what "real"

dinars look like

http://www.dinarguru.com/dinar-guru-member-blog/are-youre-dinar-real

You'll see a picture of the Dinar with arrows pointing directly to

the different high tech anti counterfeiting thing-a-magigs

Check it out here...

http://www.dinarguru.com/dinar-guru-member-blog/are-youre-dinar-real

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