Beware of Cash4Gold Rip Off Imposters

When he created Cash4Gold in 2007, CEO Jeff Aronson actually did more than start a new business. He created a whole new industry. By harnessing the power of the internet and television advertising, Cash4Gold introduced the American public to a revolutionary concept - the mail-in refining industry.

Cash4Gold proved an instant and undeniable success, and has since spurred legions of copycat companies and gold buying scammers that are hoping to capitalize on the current high level of interest in selling gold.

Cash4Gold owns its own refinery, cutting out the middleman and giving customers the opportunity to deal directly with the company. Cash4Gold is also unique in that it is strictly an internet-based business that does not operate any physical locations. In fact, the only way to do business with the real Cash4Gold is through its website www.cash4gold.com or via the phone numbers that appear in official Cash4Gold advertisements.

Other companies that offer to buy gold for cash have set up storefronts and kiosks in shopping malls and other sites. In some cases, they have used Cash4Gold's name and logo. In other instances, copycats have purposefully tried to mislead consumers by using variations of the company name such as Cash 4 Gold, CashforGold, Cash for Gold, etc.

The company has repeatedly warned customers of the many dangers created by scam artists and frauds trying to trade upon Cash4Gold's good name. In a series of press releases, the company has tried to raise awareness about the unscrupulous behavior of some of these competitors.

Customers who are tricked by cash for gold frauds are not covered by Cash4Gold's 100 percent satisfaction guarantee, which is one of the main dangers that the company has pointed out to consumers. Gold buying parties and gold buying events at local stores are never actually held by Cash4Gold, so customers who sell their gold at those events are never dealing with the authentic and original Cash4Gold.