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  Recent Better Business Bureau Client Review
It was 2005 when I first started to learn about the possibility of investing in gold for a secure future. Seeking on the internet a company to engage with for this purpose I chose USAGOLD Centennial Precious Metals because they offered education for first time investors including a book I could purchase and read through at my pace. All my communications with USAGOLD felt like I was talking with caring family members. This helped me so very much being a divorced woman and turning 60 years old. Since that wonderful beginning I have had two times a need to cash in some of my coins. Once in 2009 for a down payment to buy a house and recently to buy a new car because my oldie but goodie died on the highway. The administrative process to do this is not a familiar everyday task. But, with the help of Jonathan K****** this happened in a timely way meeting the needs of all concerned. I am in the process tomorrow of offering to a friend the reference information for USAGOLD. It is unknown if my friends needs are possible to be filled at USAGOLD, but I know for sure she will receive quality guidance filled with knowledge and truth.
Judith M.
Scorecard: 38 45 48 53 five star reviews. Zero complaints.
A+ rating. Accredited since 1991.
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USAGOLD Recommendation: The precious metals industry is unique in the financial industry in that it is not subject to oversight or regulation by third-party government entities like the SEC or CFTC. As such, marketplace forums and feedback sites often serve as a replacement for investors attempting due diligence. While several options can be found, by far the most impartial and least susceptible to vested influence is the Better Business Bureau. When looking at a company’s BBB profile, don’t focus solely on the rating. To be honest, pretty much everybody has an ‘A’ or ‘A+’ rating. What is far more important to assess is the number and nature of complaints, number and caliber of positive and negative reviews, longevity with the BBB, as well as the number of ‘stars’ given a company through the actual customer review system.
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