Comments on: Scrap Gold http://www.wheretoselljewelry.com/scrapgold The best place to sell gold jewelry and get the most cash BEFORE next Thursday! Fri, 22 Jul 2011 15:05:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Scrap Gold Where To Sell | Free Article Directory bestarticles.info http://www.wheretoselljewelry.com/scrapgold/comment-page-1#comment-471 Scrap Gold Where To Sell | Free Article Directory bestarticles.info Thu, 14 Oct 2010 06:48:43 +0000 http://www.wheretoselljewelry.com/?p=274#comment-471 [...] Scrap gold buying businesses have sprung up everyplace. Make absolutely certain you find out their reputation for integrity coupled with good offers. [...] [...] Scrap gold buying businesses have sprung up everyplace. Make absolutely certain you find out their reputation for integrity coupled with good offers. [...]

]]> By: admin http://www.wheretoselljewelry.com/scrapgold/comment-page-1#comment-30 admin Mon, 08 Mar 2010 16:11:20 +0000 http://www.wheretoselljewelry.com/?p=274#comment-30 Hi Chad, Thanks for your helpful information, especially about what to do with precious gems set into your gold. Hopefully all my Texas visitors will contact you! My suggestion--when visiting local companies to get a quote, ask them to tell you "exactly how many grams or pennyweight" you have, before deciding whether to mail in your gold to an online buyer. Keep in mind: A BBB logo on a website simply means that the company has paid to become a BBB member, which in and of itself doesn't speak to their integrity. Granted, it's a good idea to phone BBB to find out if there are any complaints for a company in question. But no current BBB complaints for a company is still no guarantee that you won't be ripped off. You may just end up becoming the first person to file a BBB complaint for that company. :( Hi Chad,

Thanks for your helpful information, especially about what to do with precious gems set into your gold.

Hopefully all my Texas visitors will contact you!

My suggestion–when visiting local companies to get a quote, ask them to tell you “exactly how many grams or pennyweight” you have, before deciding whether to mail in your gold to an online buyer.

Keep in mind: A BBB logo on a website simply means that the company has paid to become a BBB member, which in and of itself doesn’t speak to their integrity. Granted, it’s a good idea to phone BBB to find out if there are any complaints for a company in question. But no current BBB complaints for a company is still no guarantee that you won’t be ripped off. You may just end up becoming the first person to file a BBB complaint for that company. :(

]]> By: CDC http://www.wheretoselljewelry.com/scrapgold/comment-page-1#comment-29 CDC Fri, 05 Mar 2010 03:15:50 +0000 http://www.wheretoselljewelry.com/?p=274#comment-29 Hi, first of all how can anyone mail in there scrap gold without knowing exactly how many grams or pennyweight they have. Unless you live in a rural area you should never mail in you gold. Do a face to face transaction with a BBB rated company. Get at least two price quotes before you sell your gold. Also make sure your small diamonds are returned to you on the spot. Most all companies do not pay additional for diamonds smaller then 0.5 points. The diamond melee market is very soft at this time and diamond site hold are offering up to 20-40 dollars per carat which is just a rip off to the gold buyer or refiner. You being the consumer can perhaps hold your diamonds to be reset at a later time or pass down to someone in the family. If you were to go to a jeweler and purchase loose diamonds you will pay 400-1500 per caret for the same diamonds you are letting the mail in companies have for free. Gold buying companies are popping up everywhere and there has to be someone somewhere that is reputable company with a safe secure environment. Good Luck! CDC Hi, first of all how can anyone mail in there scrap gold without knowing exactly how many grams or pennyweight they have. Unless you live in a rural area you should never mail in you gold. Do a face to face transaction with a BBB rated company. Get at least two price quotes before you sell your gold. Also make sure your small diamonds are returned to you on the spot. Most all companies do not pay additional for diamonds smaller then 0.5 points. The diamond melee market is very soft at this time and diamond site hold are offering up to 20-40 dollars per carat which is just a rip off to the gold buyer or refiner. You being the consumer can perhaps hold your diamonds to be reset at a later time or pass down to someone in the family. If you were to go to a jeweler and purchase loose diamonds you will pay 400-1500 per caret for the same diamonds you are letting the mail in companies have for free. Gold buying companies are popping up everywhere and there has to be someone somewhere that is reputable company with a safe secure environment. Good Luck! CDC

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