Question by Candy: What is the problem with accepting pesos for pizza?
I am a college student and i go on vacation to Mex quite often. I always end up with a lot of extra pesos that usually go unused because Mex has this crazy money system that freq changes currency making what you have obsolete. Trying to buy back dollars is a pain and you usually end up losing a lot of money. So hey, if I can use the money here to buy pizza, why not? I don’t think it makes me unpatriotic. I’m just as proud to be an American as the next person. In fact, most of the people that are buying the pizza are legalized Mexicans (and maybe even some American tourists) that went home for the holidays and came back with some left over money. Most of the people here illegaly haven’t been to Mex in years because they probably won’t be able to come back. Trust me, we’re not gonna have a sudden invasion of Mexicans just cause they want to buy pizza. I . . . → Read More: What is the problem with accepting pesos for pizza?
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Question by Jeremy S: I have money from currencies that no longer exist? Best answer: Answer by MUFASAim pretty sure i remember i read an article where a family came across american currency that has not been used since the Great Depression and they cashed it in..im not sure if it was the exact amount of dollars they had in that currency or how much its valued today but they got money from it Give your answer to this . . . → Read More: I have money from currencies that no longer exist? Question by needhelpnow: If the value of the u.s dollar decreases because of other countrys, why not make money obsolete? Why cant the united nations sit down and discuss a plan to move forward in a fashion to where money is no longer used. Owners run there businesses because there product is important to the person looking to have that product. instead of company’s fighting, one product is made. no Duracell or energizer. just battery. No ford, no chevy. just a car. I mean, i know this might sound stupid, but its just my thought. Why let currency hold us back from achieving a purpose for the greater good. Best answer: Answer by james aMs, Pelosi it won’t work no . . . → Read More: If the value of the u.s dollar decreases because of other countrys, why not make money obsolete? Question by j_cardwell@sbcglobal.net: CDN converted to USD? Best answer: Answer by zeuz“CDN” = “CAD” at www.xe.com Give your answer to this . . . → Read More: CDN converted to USD? Question by amazed we’ve survived this l: Conservatives! Liberals! How do you feel about the approaching North American Union? http://forums.abcnews.go.com/n/pfx/forum.aspx?tsn=1&nav=messages&webtag=ABCPolitics&tid=200108 JonathonP: there has been no vote….the leaders of those countries are making the arrangements quietly…not secretly, but quietly. I do wonder what will happen when they want it to be voted on….if we do get t vote. Best answer: Answer by The Wise OneScary! Although Canada does have lots of good resources. And Mexico has great vacation spots! Give your answer to . . . → Read More: Conservatives! Liberals! How do you feel about the approaching North American Union? Question by JonDoe297: Do you think modern nations will be a thing of the past in 100 – 200 years and mankind will be finally united.? Best answer: Answer by KristieThe only way to really unite people is to completely get rid of religion. Many countries are basically created because a group of people (with similar religious beliefs) get together and create a nation (or a city, ect…). What do you think? . . . → Read More: Do you think modern nations will be a thing of the past in 100 – 200 years and mankind will be finally united.? Question by RB: Has the US come far enough beyond Brown v. Board for today’s Supreme Court ruling to NOT be damaging? So, the question is how taxing and erosive will returning to policies of non-inclusion be, when, this time, even allowing for a “Separate and unequal” minority stands to further cripple the viablity of our economy? Your thoughts? Best answer: Answer by ZakSo we are suppose to live in a color blind society, EXCEPT when we are not suppose to. How taxing and erosive will returning to policies of judge first by color and race be to the viability of our economy? Give your answer to . . . → Read More: Has the US come far enough beyond Brown v. Board for today’s Supreme Court ruling to NOT be damaging? Question by who is #1?: China and Germany fight it out to become the world currency? http://www.realecontv.com/videos/china/gold—chinas-end-game.html Euro is failing, FedNote is failing, gold is over $ 1400/oz and silver is over $ 29/oz. The ‘dollar’ is going obsolete. China and those pesky Rooskies have made a deal to trade between themselves in their respective currencies without using the dollar as a currency. What’s next, oil no longer traded in terms of dollars? Has anyone considered what happens when (I’m revealing here that in the 70s I read books) the “eurodollar” gets dumped and they all flood back here? What happens when the reserve currency of the world gets dumped on the open market? Your $ 15 an hour job now requires $ 400 worth of imported gasoline to get to work. Does your employer have an inflation pay raise plan? I graduated high school in 1974, when California was experiencing gas lines due to Arab Oil Embargo and the first recession the Powerhouse CA had ever seen since the 30s. I endured . . . → Read More: China and Germany fight it out to become the world currency? Con Men Scored Big With Saddam Hussein Currency–learn How They Did it A duck’s quack does not echo. Foreign exchange not only encompasses mystique, intrigue, but an ideal, echoless shield to hide behind.
Just before the Saddam execution, before the first of the year, 2007, we purchased some Iraqi currency, 5-dinar (pronounced DEE-nar) notes to 250-dinar notes–all sporting portrait photos of a smiling Saddam on their face–for an average price of 38 cents each. Right after the execution–a matter of just one week–the price tripled, to about .10 each. We simply stashed these away in our safe deposit box and forgot them.
Quickly thereafter, it seems, con men–those who love to play their games in foreign exchange–found what they believed to be a bonanza. Just one month later, February, 2007, the Better Business Bureau was suddenly flooded with complaints from around the world. The scam involved originated from a Chicago area office-space-rental cubicle, found vacated when located. The con men were selling these obsolete bills for prices ranging from several hundred to thousands of dollars each. Strange . . . → Read More: Con Men Scored Big With Saddam Hussein Currency–learn How They Did it Iraqi Dinar – Currency Change and Redenomination Several rumors have been coming up regarding the probable alterations in Iraq currency, Dinars, one of which is that Iraqi government is in the process of changing its currency again from the new Iraqi Dinar. The new Iraqi Dinar had been introduced in October 2003 after the reign of Saddam Hussein. The new currency was completely different with new denominations and new notes with innovative design. There has been speculation that another such alteration will be undertaken by the Iraqi government. Another such rumor is the Iraqi dinar 25000 note will not be available in the future. The denomination will be made obsolete and hence all such notes will be tough to be exchanged in the future. The experts from Dinar Banker, the oldest and the largest US Iraqi Dinar dealer, denies all such rumors and gives logical explanation to all such rumors. They claim that investors must not be concerned about any such rumors, since these rumors have been initiated with the objective of provoking fears among the investors. There are some businesses and individuals . . . → Read More: Iraqi Dinar – Currency Change and Redenomination |
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