Sent off my gold, received email to confirm receipt, not heard anything since, tried phoning, emailing, nothing... Checked other information about this company since (wish I had done it sooner) which also doesn't look legitimate. Others beware DO NOT USE THIS COMPANY ...
There is a company based in Manchester which is faked and called cash-you-gold. Couk it comes up as a sorting office it is a website online, you get a free special royal mail envelop and looks quick and easy and gives you best prices that beats anywhere! Do NOT be fooled. I have rang several times ...
After visiting the companys website, I used their gold calculator and it showed me that they would offer $207.26 (£133) for my gold. The spot price for gold that day was $48.28 (£30.98), so it seemed a fair offer taking into consideration that they would take a percentage to cover their costs. ...
I sent for a gold envelope and posted my gold to them on 20th April, I heard nothing and phoned them, It was an answerphone and I left a message. I have also e-mailed them and phoned again too. I cannot contact anyone. I have been scammed. I am very angry. I can, t believe that people are allowed ...
Ordered a pack from company and sent gold. Received an e-mail 48hrs later to say they had received my pack and would send a value offer through. Never received an offer, e-mailed to have gold returned. Also phoned on numerous occassions only to get answer machine. Have lost my gold. ...
I was offered £142 by a reputable jeweller in Lincoln for my gold ring. I saw this "cash for your gold" company on the internet and sent them details of my ring. They offered me £184, so I ordered an envelope from them and sent the ring to them. They contacted me a few days later via ...