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Question by chrissiebunny: has any ever used one of those cash for gold places?
I was just wondering if i should sell my gold to cash for gold
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Answer by Jeremy S
they did a thing with our tv station and you don’t get a fair share of the profits.
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Question by lindsay!!!!!!!!: Cash for gold. How much money will i get?
I want to send in my gold, but im just wondering if they will give me a good amount for it. I need the money. And i have a watch, a bracelet with diamonds in it, and alot of earring. I would say 5 pairs. How much will they pay me do you think?
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Answer by Spock (rhp)
the FL attorney general looked into the mail order cash for gold operations and concluded that you’ll do better, often far better, selling to the large independent jewelry shop in any large city.
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Question by emO_kathrin: will cash for gold also give me money for the diamonds on my gold jewerly?
ok so i have jewelry with real Diamonds. will they give me money for it because its 7 carrots! i want the money for them!
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Answer by Worldly25
no all you will get is a few pennies on the dollar. Try selling on ebay or privately.
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Question by Tracy R: Cash 4 Gold – Are they a good way to get cash for gold?
I am in need of some extra money. I have a lot of gold jewelry that I do not wear anymore. Should I sell my gold jewelry to Cash 4 Gold? Has anyone ever used Cash 4 Gold?
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Answer by Derrick K
its a huge scam. i would shop around to see how much pawn shops are willing to pay for it…also check Ebay….the last possible thing i would do is give it to Cash 4 Gold
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Question by Uriel: what is the best cash for gold company?
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Answer by Judy
Do not do this online- I repeat do not even consider doing this online or by mail.
You will send your gold, then they send you a check.
If you dissagree with the price – too bad – they’ve already melted your gold.
Clark Howard from CNN.com has an article about this scam.
Find a jewelry store or pawn shop locally.
Find 3 of them and get appraisals from each one.
Choose the highest one.
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