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Message:: [QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 953423, member: 112"]First of all they do not advertise one thing and sell another - they advertise all forms of gold. Coins as well as bar bullion. As a matter of fact they advertise coins more than they do bullion. Secondly, you apparently do understand how this works. Even if the people bought gold bars for $5000, they do not get $5000 worth of gold. If they are lucky they get between $3500 and $4000 worth of gold. The remaining $1000 - $1500 is Goldline's profit. So no matter what form of gold they buy - the buyer have lost money the instant they complete the sale. The very same is true for you no matter where you buy your gold or in what form you buy it. At the very best, if you buy a set amount of gold and then turn right around and sell it, you will have lost apprx 20%. Every single time.  There is no end to the evidence out there ! All of these gold companies do the exact same thing. Every coin dealer there is does the same. The only question there is is to what degree they do it. Many coin dealers for instance have a 100% mark up. Many other companies, huge companies that are considered the most trusted names there are, have up to 400% markups on everything they sell.    Problem is, the facts as you call them are not the facts. They do not advertise one thing and sell another. As I said, they advertise coins more than they ever do bullion.  Alex[/QUOTE][/QUOTE]