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Lol at people still being “officially” employed as inflations goes up while the economy goes down.
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Lol at people still being “officially” employed as inflations goes up while the economy goes down.
Zimbabwe: People Are Still Buying Bitcoin to Shelter from Reckless Monetary Policy
Zimbabwe: People Are Still Buying Bitcoin to Shelter from Reckless Monetary Policy
According to a video published by VoaZimbabwe on July 18, 2019, Zimbabwe citizens are using bitcoin as a decentralized store of value to shelter from the reckless monetary policy adopted by the government. Zimbabwe’s Monetary Policy Following the controversial decision of banning local trading in foreign currencies, including the US dollar, with immediate effect startingRead More
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ZimbabweCurrencyCollectibles.Com Knowing Selling Fake Zim
Recently we have been contacted by a number of people who have attempted to purchase Zimbabwe Dollar currency from this site.
Everytime the story is the same. The customer places the order, the Zimbabwe Dollars arrive and as soon as the customers open them they realize they are clearly fake notes.
We placed a test order on their website to verify this for ourselves and sure enough the notes are clearly fake. They were scanned very poorly on a cheap scanner and printed on a home inkjet printer. From first glance the notes don't look right but as you look closer you can see that a cheap home printer creates pixels and the coloring as well as the look of the notes is just off.
The seller does a fairly decent job of faking the gold seal at the bottom right of the note, however the color is a bit off. The security thread which runs down just off-center on the left of the note is clearly printed and not gold foiled on the note.
Every time dealing with the seller is the same. You contact him and tell him you got fake notes. He's hard to get a hold of as he uses a Google Voice number, isn't very responsible to e-mail and puts a fake address on his packages. After finally getting a hold of him he will tell you to open a dispute with your credit card company, even though his website says clearly at the top 100% money back gurantee no questions asked.
Finally after contacting his local police department, the postal inspector and Shopify he may issue a refund if you're lucky. I'm sure this guy has scammed hundreds of people, it's just most people probably aren't going to put up too much of a fight over $40 and many people if it's their first purchase may not know the difference.
While I would love to see this scammer go down so he can't scam anymore people thus far we as well as others taken by his fraud havn't gotten far. After calling his local police department they tell you that they won't take a report since your not local. After contacting Shopify to let them know he's running a fraud on their site they say they don't take complaints but to open a credit card dispute and it's essentially the same thing, they will look into him.
How many people must be scammed for him to have his account shutdown?
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Where To Buy Zim?
Seems the Zimbawbe Dollar is all the hype these days. Everyone seems to want to buy some Zimbabwe Dollars for their collection.
The Zimbawbe Dollar is an interesting currency. A couple years back you could buy these notes on Amazon for just a couple Dollars. Fast forward to today and these notes are selling on Amazon for upwards of $99.99.
Even if you go to a currency dealers website you can expect to pay around $70 per 100 Trillion Zimbabwe Dollar note.
For anyone interested in purchasing Zim, if you're confused as to which series and denomination to buy it really comes down to personal preference. Some people prefer collecting the 100 Trillion and 50 Trillion notes, there's a large following for the 500 Million and 100 Million notes and some people like collecting the smaller more affordable Billion and Million series notes.
Where To Buy Zimbabwe Dollars?
Where To Purchase Zimbabwe Dollars?
If you're wondering where you can purchase Zimbabwe Dollar notes there's a few sites listed below. Some sites only carry the larger Trillion series notes while other sites also carry the smaller notes as well.
BuyIQD.Com
BankNoteWorld.Com
ZimbabweCurrencyCollectibles.Com
Baghdad – The Iraqi Parliament voted to ban the sale, import and production of alcoholic beverages, while the supporters of the decree said that availability of alcohols contradicts Islam and is unconstitutional, media outlets reported on Sunday.
On the other hand, opponents argue that the vote violates constitutional guarantees of freedom of religious belief for minority groups such as Christians, and emphasized that they will appeal against the surprise decision in the courts.
The ban was a last-minute move by conservative members of parliament, and those who will violate the decree will be fined between 10 million and 25 million dinars.
Veteran Christian MP, Yonadam Kanna, said, “This decree goes against the constitution, which guarantees the freedoms of minorities.”
Meanwhile, Ammar Toma, an MP who voted in support of the ban, declared, “The constitution says you cannot approve a law that goes against Islam.”
Alcoholic beverages are rarely served in restaurants and hotels in Iraq, but consumption is relatively widespread, where small shops selling alcoholic beverages can be found in Baghdad and other cities.
Iraq plans to narrow its public deficit by 38 percent next year thanks to lower expenditures and higher oil income, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Tuesday.The government forecasts a $12.90 billion (15 trillion dinar) deficit in 2017, he told a news conference in Baghdad. The shortfall is projected this year at 24 trillion dinars.The government said last week it expects to sell 3.75 million barrels of oil per day next year at a price of $42 a barrel, higher than in recent months.The government's crude oil exports ran at a rate of 3.28 million bpd in September, selling at an average price of $38.9 per barrel, according to the oil ministry.The 2017 budget forecast a drop in expenditures to 90.224 trillion Iraqi dinars from 106.9 trillion projected this year, the government said last week.
Reuters, BaghdadTuesday, 4 October 2016
(IraqiNews.com) Nineveh – The Islamic State members sold houses belong to a number of security members, professors and government employees in Nineveh province for 25 million dinars per house, Al Sumaria News reported on Wednesday.
ISIS Sells Homes Of Government Employees In Nineveh
The media outlet stated, “ISIS Diwan al-Hisba sold houses belong to security members, professors and government employees for cheaper prices,” pointing out that, “The ISIS sold the houses for 25 million dinars each, while the real price is more than 100 million dinars per house.”
The Islamic State is controlling the city of Mosul since mid-2014, while the security forces are preparing to launch an assault to storm into the city and liberate it from the ISIS grip.
SULAIMANI — The U.S. dollar to Iraqi dinar (IQD) exchange rate was stable in the Kurdistan Region’s money markets on Thursday (October 13).
Broker Dana Mawlud told NRT that $100 U.S. was selling at 130,150 IQD early in the day, maintaining the same rate as the previous two days.
Mawlud also reported 100 British pounds was at 159,000 IQD, while the euro was up 1000 IQD, which was at 100 to 144,000 IQD.
(NRT)