Got an e-mail from Dollars4Gold, where I was advised that I will be receiving $46.66 for my valuable gold. After all the reviews that said “Call if you’re not happy and get 3x your money”, I called and she told me exactly the weight of my gold (which matched my weight, just shy of a half ounce) and the value of gold the day they processed it (which matched what I saw online) and she said that it was the best offer they could provide. I was very pleased with $46.66 since I was expecting $3, and I asked her about all the complaints… And she said the main reason people are complaining is that their gold is diluted with other metals, which they then have to refine out and diminishes the value of the gold. My gold was a small amount, but a very pure gold. How a customer service agent knew this and was prepared to tell me this, I have no idea, but it made logical sense to me so I went with it.
Overall, I’m quite pleased with the whole process and while I’d never recommend sending in your old wedding bands or valuable heirlooms, I’d definitely say to send in the random gold around your house and see how much it’s worth! Why not?
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I think dollars for gold is a good thing. I do think that sometimes though, well-intentioned people send in pieces of jewellery that they have no real knowledge about and therefore, it stands to reason, have absolutely no understanding of the value of these pieces. The “gold” in jewellery is, of course, only one part of an evaluation.
I believe that the very smart people who run the dollars-for-gold businesses then cull the really valuable pieces of (for instance estate) jewellery and filter them through their own network of business clients (jewellery stores).
So, hopefully Nanny Nobotnokoff of the Kiev Nobotnokoffs didn’t entrust any of our pals with a (what is now) dirty, dusty gold-looking pin-kinda thingie. $12.50 of gold could actually be $125,498.00 worth of Dummiere De Fongasoid saddle pin.
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Do you know how much 46.66 worth of pizza on a stick that could buy you at stampede
don’t be fooled people hard currency is the only thing that holds in a fallen economy if you give up your gold you loose an investment that will be woth something …not paper money or certificates can fail……… hard currency doesn’t they are amassing power through gold by bilking people i believe the governments of all effected contries of the world.. should investigate them thouroghly
if you must sell your gold go to the presiouse metals exchange …you will pay a fee but you get what you take they test it right there; cash in hand when leaving, be smart with your money….