Sterling Currency Group in Atlanta, GA Closed now

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  December 03, 2019, by Geno K
  In June of 2015 some odd and questionable news reports came out in select media places that Sterling was raided and are under charges by the DA in Atlanta. I like many others have been paying roughly 40 dollars per month plus a 10% down payment on currencies in a layaway program, and straight purchases for years, my first purchases were in 2011. I estimate that in combination with family and friends I sent close to 15000 dollars to either buy or maintain layaways. I sold back sizeable amounts also when I needed money to pay rent. At the moment I have about 11 layaways that encompass dong,dinar and rupiah. If they were to honor their 10% agreement I should be receiving a million dinar, 3 million dong and 500 thousand rupiah. If they were to honor the layaway and allow me to pay in full it would be 10 times that quantity and I would still owe them about 13000 dollars to pay off the layaway. Considering their literature stated they were audited 5 times by the United States Treasury and had an A- Better Business Bureau rating, that those of us involved in their service and purchase agreements should be given a degree of satisfaction that in my opinion includes active correspondence to all of us who are wondering whether we have been screwed, or whether we will be given a settlement of sorts that includes years of auto extension fees... If we were given our money back early enough we could purchase from another company. Personally I want the original agreement honored. And if I don't have the option of finalizing the full amount then they should give us the agreed upon 10% and perhaps an additional 5% for the additional expenses of postage, auto extensions, and extreme inconvenience. However, we in the dinar community also understand there is a financial war behind the scenes and that this is likely a political maneuver between the opposing sides, and it is possible that our interests are to be met in a good way eventually, or we are to be sacrificed by interests who simply resent us for attempting to participate in the ventures the elite selfishly hide from the rest of us with every war and financial change that befalls both small and large countries and governments. I hold out hope that Sterling will have the charges dropped and return to business before the final revaluations cheat us out of what we invested in fair and square.