Cash4Gold

They really tried to offer me 58 bucks for a 2300 diamond engagement ring. I wasn't expecting to get more than 500 back but 58 dollars is just disrespectful. Don't go to them. You're better off selling it to a pawn shop.

I was moving so needed some extra cash. I send my prized ring in fake appraisal kit. I was told my jewelry was not worth anything. So return my items. No they keep my worthless items. A valued ring & necklace. I spoke to Christine. It was a hoax. I am going to report to anyone who will listen.

Sent them SafePak ** via tracking # ** FedEx. The package arrived last week on Tuesday. Their website advertises 24 hr turnaround, yet by Thursday I have heard nothing. So, I call them and they claim that they are "running behind" and I will have a quote by Friday. Friday morning, no email with a quote, so I call again and ask them to just return it at this point as they cannot seem to do their jobs. I was told it would be returned.

I deal with them few weeks ago. They are good people and a good businessman. However the prices for the gold is lil bit lower than, the company that I used to deal with in New York which is https://bulliontradingllc.com/. I'm giving them 3 as this is a business.

I have been conned twice now after sending in jewellery that I was informed was of value. I needed the money due to being on long term sick and sent my pack off looking forward to some money only to be told I would get 5.00!!! I knew that there was real gold and silver enclosed. I then sent a watch which I knew was genuine and valuable to be told there was no value and I would need to pay 15.00 for its return. They only take and never give the true value. We lose out and they gain!

I have been ripped off by cash4gold.com not once but twice now. Never ever use this company. I'm down ten grand for both transactions. Rude staff and horrible treatment. Don't send your gold. You will lose it.

I needed money desperately to start my job, it's $180 to start a class so I can get my license. Really not having any other way besides selling my bed and sleeping on the floor I thought Id sell my jewelry. I sent in for a kit. It never showed up. So I logged in again and requested ANOTHER kit. Three days later the first kit arrived - I loaded it with 6 rings, 8 chains, and a ton of other things. A week after I mailed it the second kit arrived, so my online account only recognizes my second kit. It's been almost a month since I sent in that kit. I haven't received a check, due to other comments this isn't surprising. Also, no emails, no calls, nothing. Not surprising either. I've never been one to check reviews on anything because really usually it's a couple people who had a bad experience and want to rip into the company. When there's a lot though that's when I start to notice, didn't even think to check though because I usually never do.

I was recently divorced, had no job or lawyer. I got $18,000 in credit card debt, and my ex-husband got to keep everything else...the house, 401k, everything. All I had left was my gold, silver and diamonds. I seen the commercial for Cash for Gold... I called and got my envelope to send them ALL I had left to my name... A few weeks later I received a check for less than $28.00. They got approximately $1500.00 worth of gold and silver. When does the class action lawsuits begin? I want my money!!!

I sent a lot of jewelry in, and they kept telling me that it was lost in the mail, and they sent me a check for one hundred dollars, that was the insurance for gold watches, a 24 karat bracelet, 3 14-karat necklaces, 3 diamond pins, etc. I can't remember everything. It's been a while. I've just seen the ad back on TV. I should have known that it was a rip off. My husband died a few months before I sent the jewelry in, and I needed the money.

I called them. They sent me a packet; I sent real gold and silver. I got a letter back saying it had no value and I could pay them $16. To have them mail it back to me. I didn't have the money, so they got to keep all my chains, silver ring, gold wedding band, and a pin.