Too Good To Be True? They’re Good, and They’re True!
Too good to be true? Too simple to function? Too eager for your business to take seriously? I thought that and more thinking this had to be a scam. But I needed to sell off some old US dollar silver coins and redollar kept coming up. I kept thinking it was too good to be true — they provide a prepaid mailing slip or a free shipping kit (if your valuables are worth more than $250). But I figured “they’re just coins. If it ends up being a scam then no real harm done.” After filling out my info on their website, I got an immediate email requesting an image of the items I wanted to sell. I took pictures and sent them off. I was given a tentative overview quote on what I should expect to be paid. I felt comfortable moving forward with my sale so I requested the shipping slip. Sent it off the next day. Got an email when it was received and another email after their lab inspected my items (they even detail their weight and methods used to authenticate them). Then I was given my exact quote and given the option to move forward to payment if I satisfied with the price or deny, in which case they would return my items no questions asked. I was happy with the quote so I moved forward. They have many payment options like Zelle or PayPal, but I despides for ACH direct deposit. I received my payment the next business day, bright and early. Now that I know they’re legit, I will be using them again for my gold items — I’m hoping they’ll give me more than my local pawn shop.