Hi ,

As you know...

A few weeks back one of the largest
dinar dealers, Dinar Corp. pleaded guilty to what
the FBI described as a dinar scheme.

Sad. :(

It involved dinar on reserve.

The program was kind of like the ole time
layaway system.

With layaway you could pay a little bit
now, lock in the price and pay the balance later.

BUT in this case there was a problem...

Since the dealer didn't actually have access
to enough dinar to cover the reserves in the
event everyone wanted their reserves filled
at once...it was illegal.

It does not appear this had anything to
do with selling fake dinar though.

Thank goodness.

But since reporting on this I've gotten
a slew of member emails...

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 95,000 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

Dinar Guru but want to get more awesome emails like this

one sent directly to you so you don't miss a thing?