Are You Licensed ?    Yes,

Gold 2 Cash Exchange LLC. is a Licensed Precious Metal Dealer in the State Of Florida.

Do You Use A Legal Scale ?   Yes,

Gold 2 Cash Exchange LLC. Uses a Legal Scale when weighing your metals .

Are you a pawn Shop?  No,

 A Gold 2 Cash Exchange LLC. is neither a pawn

 shop nor a collateral lender.

Can I Mail -In My Gold ?   No,

Not at this time . We have heard and seen so many horror story's about the mail-in programs  that we do not want that kind of reputation.

Do you or can I have a Gold Party?  Yes,

Check out our Gold Party Page. A nice way for you to make extra income.

Do you do private  evaluations ?   Yes,

We also schedule personal appointments with individuals wishing to discuss the sale of their valuables for immediate cash settlement. Call us today at 407-380-9999 and we can set it up for you.

At A Gold 2 Cash Exchange LLC. our only business is the buying of Precious Metals.

Any Other Questions you can E-Mail us or Phone.

Steven@agold2cashexchange.com

Or Phone at 407-380-9999.

 

by bbbconsumeralert on Sep.25, 2009, under Life, scam

Thinking About Attending a Hotel Gold Party?

 

With extra cash being so tough to come by these days, many consumers are looking to gold parties as a convenient way to make some money, but they may not provide you the best deal. BBB recommends consumers do their homework before selling their jewelry at gold parties.

Brett Sadovnick, owner of Tucson Coin and Autograph, told BBB he recently discovered that some hotel buyers offer far less than he and his local competitors, after he sent a gold chain he had purchased for $250 to several hotel buyers and the highest bid he received was $130.

“That’s beyond bad business practices; it’s stealing out of people’s pockets,” Sadovnick said. 

Beware of the mail-in companies .

Read some of what they are saying

here.

press release

Mar 9, 2009, 10:02 a.m. EST

Gullible Consumers May Get Gored on

 

Gold Price: Sellers Beware

 

 

FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla., March 9, 2009 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- As cash-strapped consumers sell their gold to pay for everyday necessities, complaints against gold dealers have risen. The biggest offenders according to a recent tally on the Better Business Bureau's website, BBB.org, are companies advertising heavily to buy unwanted gold jewelry on cable television channels. One company had 314 complaints in the previous 36 months. Another had 97. The complaints range from pricing discrepancies and misleading advertising to customer service issues and claims for lost shipments.