what is typical amt that you gain from buying gold after all those transaction fee?


Posted November 4th, 2010 by admin 1 Comment »
buying gold
hwijin asked:


now gold is like >1300 per ounce. if i buy gold for 1300 now and 5 yrs later it becomes 2000 and i sell, how much will i be ended up with after all those fees( buying fee, delivery fee, selling fee, etc) in typical gold company? do i end up getting at least 500? i’m just contemplating buying gold and doing some research( i’m thinking of goldline). Thanks.

How much is gold selling for per ounce today?


Posted November 1st, 2009 by admin 2 Comments »
gold buying
<3333333 asked:


and is it smart to go sell it at a local gold buying store?
don’t send me stupid stuff like James did. I’m not retarded, I won’t click it, it’s obvious it has nothing to do with my question, and you just want people to click it, cus you get money for a lot of clicks, umm no i wasn’t born yesterday!

How much is gold selling for per ounce today?


Posted November 1st, 2009 by admin 2 Comments »
gold buying
<3333333 asked:


and is it smart to go sell it at a local gold buying store?
don’t send me stupid stuff like James did. I’m not retarded, I won’t click it, it’s obvious it has nothing to do with my question, and you just want people to click it, cus you get money for a lot of clicks, umm no i wasn’t born yesterday!

How do you sell gold? Everyone keeps telling me to buy gold, but what if the world doesn’t end?


Posted July 7th, 2009 by admin 4 Comments »
gold buying
sam asked:


More to the point: without taking a massive loss. Looks like to me that whenever you sell gold (barring an apocalypse) you lose. If you had bought it back in 2000 for $600/ounce and sold it now, you would only break even. Even though it’s hovering around $900 to buy it!

Has anyone ever thought of this before to make money from buying gold like this way?


Posted March 24th, 2009 by admin 2 Comments »
buying gold
thundergravity asked:


Has anyone here every thought of it this way.

You would spend $1,000 on 2 pure gold coins each being one ounce.Then when you have it mailed it to you the gold coins you mail it to a place where they would cash the gold for you and you would end up $1,382.
Next with that money $1,382 you would multiply by 2 and you would get $2,764 and make an offer to buy 3 gold coins, in which with 3 gold coins you would get $2,073.Again multiply by 2 and you would get $4,146 and make an offer to buy 4 gold coins, then get cashed $2,764.
Next multiply by 2 and you would get $5,528 so you would make an offer to buy 5 gold coins and get $3,455 after having it cashed.

Again with the same step multiply $3,455 by 2 and you would get $6,910 so you would buy 7 gold coins and get $4,837.

$4,837 being multiplied by 2 you would get $9,674 and make an offer to buy 10 gold coins in which when after mailing those 10 gold coins you would get $6,910 times that by 2 and it would be $13,820.So there for you spend those $6,910 on 14 gold coins and get cashed $9,647.

Continue doing this process until you’ve reached at least $200,000 worth of gold.

Can anyone see what I’m tyring to eplain and get the picture?

If so would anyone of you do this?
& is it legal or would be perfectly fine with the person who sells gold coins?

buying actual gold coins in toronto area?


Posted February 3rd, 2009 by admin 1 Comment »
buying gold
scrvr asked:


Gold is about 915 USD an oz and what i am wondering is where in Toronto or area (I live 1 hour east of Toronto) I can buy gold or silver coins for around $915 an oz.

Thank you
Well silver i will pay 18 an ounce right now