cash for gold. WHY!!!!

[namsag]

Its not checked by the hallmark Tim

 

[BOB D.O.L.E]

And what about that fat git around is ma,s and says

ITS DAFT to keep your house and pass the inheritence on to your kin sell it to us for a fraction of the price i say, life is for the living i say.

What a turd this guy is

Equity release they call it shame on you prudential another scam the poor merchant.

 

[WDIK]

WHO?

 

[Donkmeister]

wonder if the crooks will cash in with false hallmarking?

After I saw one of the "cha-ching for ya bling" type adverts I went to a website out of curiosity and on the very front page was a load of stuff about how they "use the latest methods to ensure it's real gold, so don't try and send us your gold-plate or discount-shop-bling you chav, or we'll report you for fraud!!!". It wasn't phrased QUITE like that, but you get the picture.

One of the areas they make their money is gems. If you send in a gold ring with a few diamonds, they only pay you for the gold, but they keep the diamonds too.

As my entire gold stash amounts to one pair of cufflinks and a less-than-weighty ring, I can't imagine they'd cover the cost of the postage if I tried it!

 

[Shutpa]

wonder if the crooks will cash in with false hallmarking?

For example, "This ring is solid 9ct gold(376)" or "made in Newcastle , this bracelet is approx. 18 karit gold"

 

[kevplumb]

wonder if the crooks will cash in with false hallmarking?

the hallmarking can be tested tim

cash in with stolen tom more like