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Cash For Gold Websites To Be Regulated?

December 18th, 2009

Ex-Home Secretary Jacqui Smith recently raised the issue of regulation for “cash for gold” websites in the House of Commons, prompted by fears that a rise in burglaries had been caused by the increase in such sites.

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Don’t Post Your Gold!

November 20th, 2009

I think it’s abundantly clear that posting your unwanted gold off to shady sounding companies is a dangerous game – chances are you’ll get paid well below market value for your gold, and you’re better off going to a local jeweller for a valuation than trusting a it to an …

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Have Money4Gold Stolen Your Gold?

September 30th, 2009

You’d have done pretty well to miss the growing number of websites and shops offering to buy up your old gold for cash, and it’s fair to say that either because of the nature of the offer or the way these companies advertise themselves, none of them appear particularly trustworthy.

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