John from Pennsylvania
GBI follow Mike Maloney for many years… I follow Mike Maloney for many years and he has been teaching the world many thing about Silver & Gold. He does a Super Great job of it. He and his team are honest and give the best up to date information you need to make a wise decision in positioning yourself in the precious metal sector. We are blessed for having his great knowledge and web site available for free to those who want to learn about money. Many thanks to you and your team. John
Coupon Dotcom
GBThe shipping is delayed compared to my previous supplier I changed the stars back from 3 to 5. My first purchase with them after checking to make sure they are not a scam site. There has been some delay in receiving my order compared to my previous supplier, but I guess they use a different shipping rate. I am looking for make further purchases if the material is within my expectation. I got response back to my email, and phone call.
Xinke Guo-Xue
GBGood service, but disorganized They shipped the gold/silver relatively fast, and it arrived packaged well. When I ask them to store my gold/silver again, though, they said they didn't see my stack of 10 1 oz silver rounds. When I asked them about it, it took them 3 weeks to find it. I shipped my silver to them all in one box. They shouldn't have been able to misplace the 10 oz stack of silver if it all came in one box.
Josephine F.
GBWonderful Customer Service! I called for assistance with a sellback contract. I spoke with Travis who went above and beyond in helping me and answering questions. He was very courteous and patient and made me feel at ease. Thank you, Travis, and GoldSilver!
Paul Jellicoe
CALong delays to sell your metals from storage They were great to deal with when buying my metals for storage with them. However, beware, it's a long process with little communication when the time comes to sell them. I understand there can be delays, but it's been over a month and counting! The reason I chose GoldSilver was Mikes assurance that metals were kept outside the banks, and so readily and easily liquidated, unlike stocks etc. Clearly not the case