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Unwanted gold adverts?
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I visited this thread at the weekend as had some odd bits of jewellery at the back of drawers. Hummed and had'd but decided to give We Buy Old Gold a try.
Envelope arrived Tuesday morning, sent Tuesday afternoon and today (Wednesday afternoon) get a phonecall and the offer. lovely lady explained which bits were and weren't gold (a lot was costume with no value). I had been hoping fo £70ish for the lot so on hearing so many pieces weren't gold thought I'd be lucky to scrape that....but it's £308!!
Much more useful in my bank account than in a drawer plus who know what the gold will be recycled into - someone's prize possession perhaps0 -
faerie_girl wrote: »We keep getting leaflets through our door every couple of days. I'm thinking of taping up the letter box once the postie has been.
http://letterboxlock.co.uk/0 -
I buy up bits of gold jewellery at car boots and fetes and on ebay even if broken and then sell on. I found the best and most honest buyer is a shop that advertises on ebay. They pay 90% of the daily gold fix and change their published price daily in line so you know exactly what they pay, they ve a jewllery shop you can visit or pay by return in the post (i go there when i am in London but have posted before). I've tried other postal services or local jewellers but they tend to pay about 60% of the price !!
Their current ebay ad is on ebay item no ***********
Hope that helps others to profit !!!
sure :rolleyes20 -
Hi there, yes I think gold is fetching really good prices at the moment. Our local jeweller is advertising that they will buy for good prices. A friend took in a few odd earrings where she had the lost the other, a couple of broken chains...you get the idea and I think it was about 2grams and she got about £150 although it was obviously good gold as I took a similar quantity of the same type of thing and was offered £60...
I though the biying price was around £5+ at the moment.:j Baby boy Number 2, arrived 12th April 2009!:j0 -
I visited this thread at the weekend as had some odd bits of jewellery at the back of drawers. Hummed and had'd but decided to give We Buy Old Gold a try.
Envelope arrived Tuesday morning, sent Tuesday afternoon and today (Wednesday afternoon) get a phonecall and the offer. lovely lady explained which bits were and weren't gold (a lot was costume with no value). I had been hoping fo £70ish for the lot so on hearing so many pieces weren't gold thought I'd be lucky to scrape that....but it's £308!!
Much more useful in my bank account than in a drawer plus who know what the gold will be recycled into - someone's prize possession perhaps
Do they send anything thay dont want back to you?0 -
I keep getting junk emails from them.....one to my brand new email addres that I've just set up in married name so dont know how they;ve got hold of that!!
I wish I did have some old broken bits of gold lying about tho!Mummy to Thomas born April 27th 2010 8lb 5oz0
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