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During an economic crisis people having difficulty to pay their bills may consider selling their items that have a particularly high monetary value. It is a mistake to do so, but sometimes people have no real choice. Fortunately or not, there are companies specializing in offering cash in return for precious metals, such as gold or silver, whose services may seem appealing to some. You have to remember that if you need to sell gold or silvery, you will never get a true value on your items. It’s a rule! Just think of it as going to a local pawnshop. You will certainly get ripped off! But imagine doing the same via the Internet! You don’t see any faces except for a nice graphic design of the company’s website promising a load of money and a fair market value for your items. Ask yourself these questions: “Is that a charity? Do they want to do me a favor? Why do they do this? etc”. You might have heard about the cash for gold scam. I don’t know whether they rip people off, but there is a pretty good chance that they will not give you retail or wholesale value, but the bare minimum that they can get away with paying you. Don’t fall for scams that promise big returns; especially those that require you to part with personal items that are worth much more that you will be compensated for!