BullionGiant

[VinylSloth]

(sorry not sure if right section to post)

Has anyone made a purchase from here looks like they are based in Manchester?

[BackyardBullion]

Hmm, if you look at companies house the company was dorment from 2011 until maybe even to this day.

https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/company/07842234/filing-history?page=2

Their website looks very flashy with all these statements like:

Or

 

I would steer clear with a large 10ft Barge Pole

[Mobius]

The main picture on their website shows a pile of fake gold bars...

 

[VinylSloth]

Thanks for the advice

[dicker]

Personally, wouldn’t touch it with a bargepole.  

[GoldDiggerDave]

10 hours ago, VinylSloth said:

(sorry not sure if right section to post)

Has anyone made a purchase from here looks like they are based in Manchester?

Why would you just use a well established dealer for gold bullion?   

Chards are spot on.  

[Ted1945]

And it is a bit sus  a dentist ?  Hope they are not melting old teeth down 

sorry 

[dicker]

I have seen gold / silver bullion websites “pop up” offer gold for under spot then disappear.  Some stay for years, others weeks.

All offer too good to be true deals. Some are more complex and offer have a well spoken gent on the end of the phone.

If anyone wants an opinion, post it here.  I and others will be very happy to offer opinions.  

There was an gold dealer who claimed to be based in Threadneedle St in London before Covid with a website to match.   It was a clear scam.  Well spoken gent who talked the talk, was excited when I suggested buying “x” amount.  I suggested meeting for a coffee at the royal exchange….or my offices.  He would not meet me, despite his office being 50 meters from mine. 
 

Often it does not take much to “test” if people are genuine