Several people have asked Cash for Gold Co why the company places so much emphasis on assuring that a seller’s precious metal property is safe and secure while in transit to the company’s facility. Since there are very-good reasons, and explanation is certainly in order.
According to Joe Montes, president, “While it isn’t often that a package is actually lost or stolen while in the mail, it can happen. Moreover, if you check-out the numerous complaints that some buyers have on the Better Business Bureau (BBB) website, unethical buyers have racked up many, many complaints by claiming losses in transit. If one is lacking basic honesty, this makes for a great excuse as to why the property is missing and no money beyond some minimum insurance coverage will be forthcoming.At Cash for Gold Co, we consider this an abominable practice indeed!”
“For these reasons, Cash for Gold Co makes it plain that the safety of every seller’s property while in route to our facility is of paramount importance. To do this, we don’t pre-insure our SECUREPAK™ mailing envelopes for some low amount that won’t really cover a seller’s loss. Our insurance coverage is up to $1,000 on each mailer we send out. We also offer FedEx shipping labels that provide the same high insurance coverage. FedEx has one of the safest, loss-free shipping records of any firm out there. To date, we have never had a seller’s property vanish while on its way to us.”
Cash for Gold Co is a leading Internet buyer of gold, platinum and silver. The company is highly focused on honest and ethical dealings with their customers beginning with a request for a SECUREPAK and going on until the transaction is completed and the seller is satisfied with their payout. They are also determined to provide the very best and most responsive customer service in the business because they know that the fastest route to an unhappy customer is poor service when there are questions or problems.
Cash for Gold Co buys any kind of precious metal property regardless of condition, age or place of manufacture. The company pays sellers ‘the highest-possible percentage of the actual value of the property received’ within 24 hours of its arrival at their facility.