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    Quarry's Coin Shop

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    ordered from many sites and never had an issue with paying by credit card. Ordered and saw…read more"suspected fraud" under my order in my account. I emailed on the spot about it and never got a response. I had to call after not hearing back for days. Talked to Bill and he said that he doesn't see a reason why it was categorized as fraud, took my card info over the phone, placed the order again, didn't get any confirmation nor did card displayed a charge. Had to call back again, another rep picked up, rude and told me he will pass the message to Bill, he didn't, and I called again got hold of Bill, he said the card didn't go through. Asked for my options, and they said billing and shipping have to be the same for any order The whole process took over a week, very unprofessional. I would avoid at all cost

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    this place is an absolute joke! I received a quote that was so low. It wasn't even in the realm of…read moreconsideration. Not only that the person who gave me the quote wasn't even the person who appraised the jewelry or who was able to appraise the jewelry. Just for fun I asked the sour faced woman who was looking at the jewelry what grade of diamonds they were and she said oh I don't know that guy will tell you referring to some guy who was loudly talking on the phone. No offer to get him, no offer to help. The only offer was their joke of a offer which literally was below 1% of retail value. Absolute trash --if they didn't want the jewelry they could've just said no thank you --but it's obvious they don't even know what they're looking at. Stay away if you have anything valuable. edit to reply to the comment underneath this review: i'm sorry if this was not clear, but the biggest problem I had was not so much the low offer - I am free to take or not take that whatever the case may be. My issue was with the rudeness and seeming lack of knowledge of the person who was assessing the jewelry. I asked her a basic question which could've been answered by the knowledgeable jeweler with a loupe/magnifier and not only was the lady rude -She didn't have an answer to my question. I can't see everything that goes on in your business, but it didn't seem to me that there was any consult with you as you were speaking on the phone loud enough for me to hear that you were having a conversation. So without any other information to go on, I'm left sitting there wondering why an offer was even made in the first place and what was I even doing there? That's why I had absolutely zero confidence in the offer. I can't offer any opinions on you or how you do business as I never even met you. Other than opening the door for me, we didn't speak. also, you mentioned Houston. I was at the location on research Boulevard in Austin Texas.

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    This location offered me 55% less than Cedar Park Jewelry on silver that I was selling. I don't…read moreknow if it is just location or all but they are not going to do well if kept these practices. Seller Beware!!

    I should have known better than to darken the doorway of a company that has a guy holding a sign on…read morethe corner. That's a pretty good tell-tale sign that this company will stoop to any level to make money. I had already received one offer from a store in the mall and wanted to get another for a couple of men's 14k gold wedding rings, so I stopped by the William Cannon and Manchaca "store." They might as well just get a few pieces of plywood and nail them together like a 10 year old's lemonade stand. This place made my skin crawl. The offer the guy made was $179, and that included the $20 promo they're running. WOW! That was $90 less than my other offer, which came from a high-overhead jewelry store. I was disgusted, so I put my hand out and asked for my rings back and the next words out of his mouth were "How much were you wanting for them?" Really? Gold is currency. I don't walk into a convenience store and have to negotiate with the clerk to get change for a $20, right? I understand these guys are out to make money, but to offer me 35% of actual value (I DO do my research before selling anything to know the value after-all) should be criminal. In my haste to get out of there I replied "I don't know" (what I meant was "I don't want to hear another word come out of your mouth") to which he replied "You don't know?" In a confrontational tone. I just walked out. I decided to call around to see what percentage of value other stores paid, which w easy since I knew how many grams of gold and the karat weight I had. The first call came in at 80% of actual value, or $300. My suggestion would be to get the details about your property first, by going into a reputable gold buyer, then call around to see who pays the most, before jumping in the car.

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