In March of 2009 I bought what was suppose to be 35K worth of Silver hedge and believed tha Silver was going up. So here is the story. I kept asking him how much the coins were and He kept saying " hey they are based on the Spot rate today." So since Silver was 12.09 that day I would be getting them for around 9.25 a coin." that all sounds great if ou are taling silver dollars beause of that 35% UP FRONT LOAD HE TALKED ABOUT. Trouble was not only was that more than 35%, we were taking about Kennedy B U 1964 Half Dollars that they only had a few of.. A once in a LIfetime OPPORTUNITY>... Yeah to be Suckered like Never Before...

ok, so here are todays numbers. Silver went from 12.00 to 19 dollars and ounce. (Last month) I go to sell back to them and am told I can have 7.73 per coin. Remember that if you take two Silver halfs they are roughly 77% of a troy ounce. NOW I can not get back ANY PHONES calls from them. (there is a reason they kept telling me your have to hold these 3 - 5 years... That is how long before people get wise to them. The only reason I trusted them was because they had ads on Fox News and I trusted their reputation!!!

You see they got me for more than 50% up front and now on the back end will get me again ... I am thinking the first line of defense is the Attorney General in California. Everyone should contact them first to see if Goldline will fall in fairness before being shut down and pay us what is fair in order to get us to shut up.

Also worth noting, The reason I first called them I wanted to buy Silver Eagles. This would have been the only way I could have seen them playing their game and also should have been given almost twice the amount of Silver as I recieved. The way they talked me out of Silver Eagles was buy telling me when I sold them back them to they would have to 1099 me and report to the IRS my profit. (ANOTHER LIE.) There are no reporting requirements on Silver Eagles!!! Lets Sue them for our Rightful profit... I am in.

These are suppose to be considered personal Assets. Well as of today they are person alright. If Silver does climb to $50 an ounce in 2010 no harm no foul... As I know at some point I can break even.. However I will have lost the profit I first asked for. Today I see I can buy Sliver Eagles for 10, 799 a box of 500. By the time Silver hits $50 that same box will cost $25, 000 just so I can break even.. What a lost oppotunity. I am ticked and ready for battle.. Lets put these crooks out of business. Caomplain to who ever you can think of and lets get this ball rolling.

Several years ago, I filled out an online form of Goldline Interntional's to receive some literature about investing in precious metals. Soon after I was contacted by John Arnette, a salesperson with Goldline. John was pleasant and convincing. He informed me that I should view him as an 'adviser' similar to my stock broker. I was interested in buying gold but was not yet ready. When the time was 'right', I called John back with the intention of purchasing a large amount of Bullion gold. The price of gold at the time was $420/ oz. and the price of silver was less than $7 per oz. In my opinion that was pretty good timing. John 'advised' me to talk further with one of Goldline's Numismatists. I was young as a precious metals investor and was looking forward to the education and 'advice'. The Numismatist sounded very educated and convinced me to invest half of my money in Silver PCGS MS64 Peace Dollars. I agreed, as he told me that these had sold for as high as $250 each in the 1980's. I purchased 1000 of them at a price of $52 each ($52, 000 in Peace Dollars).

I recently called them back to re-sell my Peace Dollars. They told me that they would pay $47 each. At this time, the price of silver had doubled from the price it was when I first bought from Goldline. I asked the representative, 'What would the price of silver have to be for me to get my money back?' The buyer from Goldline informed me that it would likely have to hit $20 per oz. before I could get $52 a piece for them. When my stock broker 'advises' me on an investment, he certainly does not trick me into buying something that would have to more than triple before I can break even. It was this phrase from John and I quote - 'We are telling our customers that they should view us as someone similar to a stock broker' that hooked me. What a bunch of liars and deceivers these scam artists are at Goldline. Beware friends. If there is a class action suit against this company, I want in.