marneth said:
I ordered a few kilo bars from ABC Sydney in late 2008; 16 weeks later in 2009 it finally arrived.
That's what you call a shortage
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I ordered a few kilo bars from ABC Sydney in late 2008; 16 weeks later in 2009 it finally arrived.
That's what you call a shortage
PeacePeople
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In US, silver eagles have a 3 week wait for delivery minimum, and the prices are now in the +$5 range. Most of the more sought after items have a couple week delay for shipping and the premiums are raised pretty much across the board. It's next to impossible to get somebody on the phone, unless you're willing to wait 20 minutes, as that's what I waited to speak with an Apmex rep about a payment. I didn't notice the premiums on gold changing, but some of the items are getting shorter in supply, but still available.
marneth said:
Not quite true with bullionburse, deliveries could take up to 4 weeks. Depends on what you buy.
I ordered Monday morning and the order is in the hands of Australia post.
Expected delivery Friday.
Have to give them a plug. Great to deal with and the communication is awesome.
World gone mad?
RetardedMonkey said:
+1 While all the ^^^above is happening, the spot price is down, Mmmmmm
Yippe-Ki-Ya
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Midnight Man said:
Damn straight. Agree here completely. I too make the transfer within 5 minutes - in fact the Goldstackers tab is still open when I open the online banking in another tab. Deal is done and dusted. If the market moves down, then I scrounge some more fiat!
I saw that IceBlue has suspended trading due to people not living up to their word. Too much of that type of behaviour and no one will deal PM's as a business - we'll all be doing f-2-f deals.
SilverPhoenix said:
Same. Makes it easier to just copy and paste the invoice number into the description of the bank transfer.
goldpelican said:
I know we're all sick of hearing the B word, but seriously consider using someone like Bitpay to accept order in bitcoins. Guaranteed exchange rate, NO way for people to cancel or chargeback, and you get your money in your bank account in AUD the next morning.
As an existing customer I'll use it. In fact I've bought using bitcoins from you before, you just didn't know it. (using a bitcoin to bank deposit service) ;-)
Edit: and with plenty of other US bullion sellers accepting bitcoin, it is a proven model with proven demand. Same types of people are interested in both bitcoins and PMs.
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Web Store Closed It is with regret that the web shop is closed until further notice. We will reopen as soon as possible. This decision has not been taken lightly. If we don't have it, we don't sell it. We would not close the web shop if we had sufficient stock to offer for sale, no matter the price.
Our current stock is almost exhausted. In the last week we have had 30+ clients waiting to be served personally, at any given time during the day. Online orders are being received faster than they can be processed.
After Easter 2011, we also closed the shop due to similar circumstances. Our long term clients will recall that historic time in the bullion market.
We are doing all we can to replenish stock as soon as possible. We have also temporarily engaged extra staff to assist with enquiries. However, we continue to be unable to meet the expectations of our clients, both in terms of telephone and on site enquiries,as well as product supply.
We regret the inconvenience that this event has caused and look forward to your continued understanding and support.
Geoff and Brian and the Ainslie Team
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wrcmad said:bloomst said:
Hmmmmmm.... deposit/bond..... 10% to cover losss during volatility..... then wait for delivery.... :/
And they say futures contracts have no credibility....
I should probably clarify that I was thinking more of bond than deposit. For people who bail out...there should be a penalty for that. Heck, my physio charge 50% if I don't turn up to the appointment.
[Kr]5s14d10
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I'm a bit miffed at the idea of dealers advertising items as "in stock" on their websites, when in actual fact the items are not "in stock" they can merely get them from their distributor/mint within the new "lead & delivery times" they are advertising of up to 4 weeks etc on their websites.