Cash4Gold: Has anyone here used Cash4Gold to sell gold, platinum, or silver?

Question

I know Cash4Gold is a refiner who buys unwanted gold for cash.

Answer 1

I have used Cash4Gold about four times now and have never had a problem with them. They provide an easy way to sell my unwanted jewelry through the Refiner's Return Pack and have compared the check they send me to the current market value and its come back about 7% more than what the rate was. They are an extremely reputable company that I will continue doing business with and you can be certain that they'll give you the write value for any jewelry, whether its gold, platinum, silver or whatever. I mean you are dealing directly with the refiner so its definitely better than taking it to a pawnshop or jeweller because they all eventually go back to the refiner so what's the point of going through them when you can deal directly with their source anyways?

I really like Cash4Gold and definitely recommend it if you have any unwanted gold lying around. They were featured on ABC News so they are doing something right!

Answer 2

Correct. Cash4Gold is a refiner who is open to the public. They buy any unwanted gold, silver, and platinum jewelry at extremely competitive market values. They cut out the middleman and take out the hassle of nickel and diming with a jewlery store or a pawn shop for your gold.

Having researched much of this, Cash4Gold offers 5% more than their leading competitor for unwanted gold. The fact that they are a refiner really shows just how much more money they can give back to the consumer. I tried their service just to see and got the Cash4Gold Refiner's Gold Pack sent to my home. I sent them an old gold bracelet and got $207 dollars sent back to me. I was so surprised to see that because frankly, I didn't think it was worth that much. The process that they have is really great though and its a service definitely worth using. They are a legitimate company who is listed at #129 on the Inc 500 list. I also found out that if you are unsatisfied with the value of your jewlery, Cash4Gold gives you 10 days to ask for it back with no questions asked.

My final verdict is that in today's market and with the record going rate for gold it would be wise to cash in on any unwanted gold, platinum, or silver with Cash4Gold. I wouldn't deal with anyone but the refiner.

Angie

Online Business Reviewer

Answer 3

Cash4Gold: Buys and Sells Gold, Platinum, and Silver.

Cash4Gold has quickly come to be the name for buying any unwanted gold, silver, and platinum. I sold them a gold chain I had from when I was in college and got a check within the week sent to me. I've used them and they are a legitimate company that is great for us because we get to deal with the refiner. I tried to sell my chain to a pawn shop and they wanted to give me 60 dollars for it. I left the moment I heard that and found Cash4Gold. I got that refiner's pack and they sent me a 240 dollar check. I will continue to use them. They have great customer service and I could track my order through the track pack feature that they have as well as simply by calling them. Great company! Definitely recommend if you want to sell any gold and get the most back for it.

Answer 4

Cash4Gold is a great way to get cash for unwanted gold because you deal directly with the refiner - something that's not very open to the public. I sent in an unwanted gold chain and got $367.38 within a few days. I compared the market value rates with that of Cash4Gold's on their website - http://www.cash4gold.com - and they were offering the highest value for the trade which was great! I think if you have any unwanted gold, then you should take out the middleman and deal directly with the refiner.

Cash4Gold: I would definitely use them again!

Answer 5

If you look at the people's profiles here, you'll notice that they have only answered this question.  Which probably means they're robots, or part of cash4gold's marketing team.

If you want a a legit way of selling your gold, do business elsewhere.

They are here to make the most money possible, not give out the most.