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Review 3/28/2011
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Goldline will always try to talk you into buying more expensive gold. Except for bullion, if you buy gold today and then try to sell it the next day, you will get 30% less than what you paid for it. To say it another way, they will sell it to you for 50% more than what they are willing to buy from you. They have always been courteous and nice but they do prey on the uninformed. I heard them on some talkshow and automatically trusted them - my foolishness.
If you buy from them, make sure you do your homework and know what you're buying and for how much. Do not let them talk you into buying something you didn't intend to buy when you first called.
An example only but similar to what I encountered:
I bought gold at $1000 three years ago and want to sell it today. Gold has gone up by about 70% so I thought mine would have too. The same gold I bought they are now selling for $1700 but they are buying for $1050. What this means is that by buying collectible gold (numismatic), I paid a huge premium. What they were buying for $300 I bought for $1000. Nothing wrong with that but caveat emptor.
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