Los Angeles, CA—There’s little doubt that anyone wishing to sell their gold, platinum or silver property in order to raise fast extra cash wants to sell it to the Internet buyer that will pay them the most. The problem is how do you know? Here’s how to tell.
According to Joe Montes, president, “People ask us this question all the time, so we thought it would be a good idea to answer it once again. To tell the truth, there is no 100% sure answer to this question. It depends upon the way a buyer determines the current value of a seller’s precious metal property; how much the company deducts to cover their overhead and profit and, most of all, how honest and ethical the buyer is. It is true that some Internet buyers pay sellers an unreasonably-small percentage of actual value to maximize their profits, because most sellers haven’t a clue about what their property is really worth.”
Montes continued, “The first step should be to find out if a buyer has many ‘unresolved complaints’ on record with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and other Internet complaint sites. That’s the best way to know if you are dealing with an honest and ethical company. If there are many such complaints from unhappy sellers, look elsewhere. We believe that a buyer should define just how their company determines the value of the property you send in. Just saying, “We Pay the Most” or “We Pay 50% More” tells you absolutely nothing. More than what?”
Here’s how Cash for Gold Co determines the actual value:
“When a seller’s items arrive in one of our SECUREPAK™ mailing envelopes, we open it immediately and have each individual item assayed to tell us the weight and purity of the precious metal it contains. Most jewelry items contain alloys mixed with the gold to improve hardness. We are only interested in the gold, because that’s where the value is. Once we know this, we then look-up the current spot market price for the precious metal we have just assayed. This tells us exactly what the gold content in an item is worth. Once we make this price determination for each item, we add the totals together to get the ‘total current value’ for everything the seller sent us. That is 100% of current value.”
“Now here’s the key factor. Just how much of this total 100% value will the buyer actually pay you? Some buyers pay as little as 10-20% and we consider this unethical. Cash for Gold Co pays each seller “the highest-possible percentage of the actual value and deducts a modest percentage to cover our overhead and a small profit for the company”. We do this because we measure our success based upon doing a high volume. This volume comes from satisfied sellers, no unresolved complaints, referrals and a great reputation. Cash for Gold Co is an Accredited BBB Member with an A Rating and absolutely no unresolved complaints on record”.
“We don’t quote how much we pay per pennyweight (DWT), because value changes with the market price and we can’t know what this is in advance. Nor can we know just how much gold a seller is sending-in. The percentage we deduct goes down with high volumes received just like a quantity discount. The more you send in, the higher the percentage of actual value we can pay.”
Cash for Gold Co guarantees a seller’s satisfaction 100%. If a customer is not satisfied with our payment for any reason, and returns our check within 10 business days of receiving it, we will return all their property at our expense. Moreover, we never melt down any customer’s property before this time period expires.
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
CASH FOR GOLD CO
Joe Montes, President
e-Mail: info@cashforgoldco.com
Tel: 1-(888) 544-6532