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     VIETNAMESE DONG: Scam or Investment?

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     IS THE VIETNAMESE DONG A SCAM? OR IS IT A LEGITIMATE INVESTMENT?

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2. www.forbes.com › sites › robertlauraRetire On The Iraqi Dinar And Vietnamese Dong - Forbes

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   One US bank Kirchenbauer called was offering one million Vietnamese dong for $56.90, which works out to 17,574 VND per dollar. However, he found the exchange rate much higher at Vietnam’s ...

3. www.forbes.com › sites › jayadkissonYou Can't Fix Stupid: The Iraqi Dinar Scam Lives - Forbes

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   Yet, some scam artists continue to hawk the dinar, although most now are running the identical Vietnamese Dong scam, mostly to keep their sucker from suing them or calling the authorities to turn ...

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   What is Vietnam dong (VND) scam?

   • This usually happens when travelers exchange a large amount of money during their currency exchange in Vietnam, and because Vietnam Dong (VND) is a big number (1000 USD can be exchanged into ~24,000,000 VND), travelers sometimes are tricked into this scam.

   Currency exchange in Vietnam: 6 scams & how to avoid

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   Are scammers adding the Vietnamese dong to their game?

   • Looks like the scammers have added the Vietnamese dong to their game. Wouldn't be surprised to hear the next big scam will be the Greek drachma. If the OP can't convince mom and siblings that any money already turned over to these people is gone, and any future dealings with them will also end in the same manner, then there's a big problem.

   Parent caught up in forex (vietnamese dong) scam... What should I do?

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   How do I get Out of a Vietnamese dong scam?

   • Seems like the best way out of this is to head back to the bank where the $2500 in Vietnamese Dong was exchanged and ask if they'll convert back to USD. It's possible they'll take it back for ~15% fee which means instead of being out the full $2500, it's a loss of $250-$500. Re: Parent caught up in forex (vietnamese dong) scam... What should I do?

   Parent caught up in forex (vietnamese dong) scam... What should I do?

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   Is currency exchange in Vietnam a scam?

   • Currency exchange in Vietnam can be a complex maze for travelers. In this guide, we unravel the potential scams lurking in the shadows of transactions. Leveraging extensive travel expertise, we aim to arm you with the knowledge to navigate these waters safely, turning potential pitfalls into a confident part of your Vietnamese adventure.

   Currency exchange in Vietnam: 6 scams & how to avoid

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5. www.youtube.com › watchVIETNAMESE DONG: Scam or Investment? - YouTube

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   Jul 14, 2023 · Is the Vietnamese Dong a Scam or a Legitimate Investment?People have been asking me to weigh in ever since I debunked the Iraqi Dinar scam, so here we go.The...

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6. www.reddit.com › vietnamese_dong_revaluationVietnamese Dong Revaluation : r/investing - Reddit

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   The VND revaluation was a blip last time this scam ran big about 2010, when the Dinar was the main vehicle of choice for fleecing people out of their life savings. Tell her it’s a scam, and tell her that you won’t cause harm to your family by being involved in any way if she chooses to be a victim.

7. www.fbi.gov › how-we-can-help-you › victim-servicesSeeking Victim Information in Dinar Corp. Investigation — FBI

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   Jul 26, 2016 · The investigation alleged that Dinar Corp. was an unregistered money service business (MSB) that was actively engaged in selling Iraqi dinar and Vietnamese dong since January 2012.

8. antoursvietnam.com › currency-exchange-in-vietnamCurrency exchange in Vietnam: 6 scams & how to avoid

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   Shortchanging is a type of scam in which the scammer returns less money than owed, banking on the traveler not counting the returned currency. This usually happens when travelers exchange a large amount of money during their currency exchange in Vietnam, and because Vietnam Dong (VND) is a big number (1000 USD can be exchanged into ~24,000,000 VND), travelers sometimes are tricked into this scam.

9. www.bogleheads.org › forum › viewtopicParent caught up in forex (vietnamese dong) scam... What ...

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   Jun 24, 2015 · It is an old scam and not about vietnamese dong, but The Iraqi Dinar Scam. Interestingly enough, it looks like 1 USD was 1,000 dinar about 3 years ago when that article was written So much for the unlimited potential of the dinar going up, it's currently 1,160 dinr to a dollar, so this great investment had you down 15 percent in the last 3 years.