Published on Thursday, Jan 27 2011 by
The key to the success of Britain's best paying gold buying website is the principle of well-informed consumers. Because there is no expensive advertising campaign to tell customers about Monsterpriceforgold.com, the only way consumers can find out about the company is by shopping around and researching the market themselves. For the Bournemouth based company, it's very important to help Britain understand the industry. Based on the questions people ask their customer service, Monsterpriceforgold.com has developed a flow diagram of the gold industry. This can be found here: Process of Gold.
One of the most frequently asked questions is why they are willing to buy absolutely all types of gold, silver, platinum and diamonds. Why are they willing to pay monstrous prices for broken rings, tangled or unfashionable necklaces and single cufflinks? What is going to happen with foreign, un-hallmarked or dental gold? Another question consumers often ask is what the company's environmental policy is. When looking at the Infographic, the answer to all of these questions is clear: recycling.
For centuries, gold has been sought after for its unique combination of beauty, rarity, near indestructibility and because of its status as a means of exchange and universal currency. But gold mining and leaching is hard, dangerous work and can lead to environmental issues such as erosion and cyanide contamination of soil, groundwater and surface water. When Ashley Faull and Ian Corica of Monsterpriceforgold.com realized that a lot of this valuable yellow metal is gathering dust in the homes of millions of Britons, they decided to encourage people to sell gold to them, and in return offer everyone a fair price for their unwanted gold. It doesn't matter to Monsterpriceforgold.com what state your gold is in, because scrap gold sold to Monsterpriceforgold.com is sent to a bullion house and melted back into gold bars, so that it can be used for jewellery or investment reasons again.