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Succoured in by the prospect that The Federal Government has, in the past, and may again confiscate privately-owned gold except for antique coins, I contacted Goldline. After several discussions with account executive Geno Stephie, and receiving their printed material, I decided to make a purchase with a little more than $15, 000. I was told by Geno Stephie that the value of the coins was determined by weight & the 'buyers' premium' would be between 1% & 2%, most likely 1.5%-1.75%. Hourly fluctuations were cited as the reason a exact amount could not be quoted. I purchased the coins & goldline kept 30% of my money as the buyers premium.Several contacts resulted in the same result - "you agreed to the 30% in writing... it is against company to send you a copy but we will send you a copy of the contract like the one Glen Beck signed".
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
I put in for a loan and i did not recieve it and give my information.To goldline for banking and give them my social number. I would like to know what happen with my Infomation. do i have to contact my lawyer to find out what happen with this important information that i give you.
I purchased gold from goldline, talked into buying gold swiss franc's and also purchased $20 gold pieces and so when the economy started to take a turn down I found out that there was a 30% commission costs to sell / or under price the gold below the market. I was so angry I confronted them on this and they confirmed it, only after I asked about it. what a total rip off, 60% cost to buy and sell through there company...