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Grant H
1 reviews | Active since May 2015
20 May 2015, 13:51
Scoin Buy back failure
When I purchased coins from the scion shop I was told repeatedly that if I wanted to sell the coins they guarantee to buy them back. This has not happened for me at all. I have been trying since last November to get them to buy back some coins and get told that they still have the sets that I purchased in stock, so therefore wont buy mine back. I am trying to help a family member with funds as they had a stroke and have mounting bills. I have explained this to them but they just don't seem to care. What was promised as a good investment has turned really bad, as I would have never bought the coins had I known this would be the response. The coins have, for me, been an illiquid investment!
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The Scoin Shop's replyOfficial
03 Jun 2015, 09:55Hello AGH3011,
We have attempted to contact you and will continue to try.
We tried to facilitate an exchange for your medallions. We always recommend that you hold onto your medallions for a longer period - the past trends indicate that medallions held longer than 10 years have the ability to increase in value. This is however dependent on the economy at the time of sale as well as the demand for the specific medallion at time of sale.
We have attempted to contact you and will continue to try.
We tried to facilitate an exchange for your medallions. We always recommend that you hold onto your medallions for a longer period - the past trends indicate that medallions held longer than 10 years have the ability to increase in value. This is however dependent on the economy at the time of sale as well as the demand for the specific medallion at time of sale.
The Scoin Shop's reply03 Jun 2015, 09:55
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Hello AGH3011,
We have attempted to contact you and will continue to try.
We tried to facilitate an exchange for your medallions. We always recommend that you hold onto your medallions for a longer period - the past trends indicate that medallions held longer than 10 years have the ability to increase in value. This is however dependent on the economy at the time of sale as well as the demand for the specific medallion at time of sale.
We have attempted to contact you and will continue to try.
We tried to facilitate an exchange for your medallions. We always recommend that you hold onto your medallions for a longer period - the past trends indicate that medallions held longer than 10 years have the ability to increase in value. This is however dependent on the economy at the time of sale as well as the demand for the specific medallion at time of sale.