From the Toronto Gold website:
Is your jewelry collecting dust? Are you ready to take advantage of the growing market and sell? Bring your old necklaces, earrings, bracelets and more to reputable and trustworthy jewelery buyers in Toronto at Toronto Gold.
Conveniently located at 829 Bloor Street, our team of expert jewelery buyers in Toronto carefully assess your jewelry to ensure that you leave with the payment that you deserve.
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Services / Products Available
E-commerce facility
Bullion Bars
Bullion Coins
Numismatic Coins
Investment/Retirement Vehicles
Company Trust Rating
Company established: 2009
Employees: 5-10
BBB rating: A+
Other online reviews: A
Bullion.Directory rating: A+
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In a Nutshell:
Toronto Gold is part of the Canada Gold network – a well established multi-location gold dealer specializing in the retail buying of gold – coins, bullion, scrap and unwanted jewelry.
Alongside their principal business, they are also known for carrying a good range of bullion bars, coins and numismatics which sell at low premiums – both at their retail locations and within their eBay store.
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Jean-Philippe Gagnon – :
I bought 10 oz of silver coins and rounds marked “Fastship”, which are supposed to be shipped within 48 hours. After waiting 72 hours, I realized I hadn’t even received a confirmation email. I contacted them, and they told me there is a 10-day waiting period for a first order.
I paid by bank transfer, so the payment was received instantly and cannot be canceled or reversed. There is no valid reason to impose a 10-day delay in this case, except that it directly contradicts a selling argument they prominently display on many of their products.