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How to Find a Reputable Gold Buyer Phoenix Trusts
Are you an Arizona resident looking to sell your old or unwanted gold jewelry to a suitable gold buyer Phoenix? If yes, look no further. With poor economic times and heightened interest in the gold trade, a lot of people, maybe you included, are wondering how they can sell their precious jewelry without being scammed by the buyers. Remember that there are a lot of buyers with misleading information waiting for you to fall into their traps.
Why is it advisable to know how to find a good gold buyer Phoenix?
Currently in the United States alone, there are more than 2000 gold buyers, and the relevant authorities have certified only about 20%. Also, some have complaints that can make you hate selling your old jewelry, unwanted jewelry or gold forever. As you all know, knowledge is power; If you have it and apply it well, the scammers will not have a chance on you.
The following are essential things to look for when finding a credible gold buyer Phoenix:
- Web research
You should check the online site(s) for each buyer as you can learn a lot about them there. A great gold buyer’s website should clearly state their pricing and guarantees. For example, a buy-back price of 3% may be a rip off while a buying price of 3% over the regular price may be too high. It’s for you to do some homework and find a genuine buyer with no sales' fees or with a small commission.
- Referrals
You should be very cautious when it comes to finding a great gold buyer Phoenix. Why? Because your pals, family members or work colleagues may be less knowledgeable about the subject yet willing to recommend a certain gold buyer to you. If they do give you a name, first do a web research on the buyer and enquire whether they have ever sold old jewelry, unwanted jewelry or gold to that buyer.
- Associations
Check whether your preferred gold buyer Phoenix is a member of some organizations like the Better Business Bureau (B.B.B), Polygon Jewelry Network, GIA Alumni Association and The Jewelers Board of Trade. Note that a buyer might have a genuine lower B.B.B rating, and another buyer a fake A+ rating (usually bought). To avoid being misled, check how long the business has been active, complaint section and the number of satisfied customers.