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Hi all-


http://www.ocregister.com/articles/tulv ... -coin.html


Never dealt with his company, but not surprised. Everyone seemed to say he was a scumbag

wags

tulving.com seems to be operating normally. I didn't call to place an order as they are no longer 24/7.

Tulving appears to have gone out of business on March 3. Web site is up, but no one is answering the phone.

Most likely, he couldn't keep inventory flow with the wild swings of PMs. Probably got into trouble, similar to the "CASH FOR GOLD" folks. Bankruptcy, although not confirmed yet for this now closed business, has happened in the past.

Post about Tulving problems from a few weeks ago: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=28224&p=251989

About.ag page on Tulving problems: http://about.ag/tulving.htm

BullionStacker thread on Issues with Tulving back in October 2012, thread has grown to 14 pages as the business slowly ground to a halt: http://www.bullionstacker.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=11077

Tulving's previous FTC/fraud/bankruptcy problems back in the early 1990s: http://articles.latimes.com/keyword/hannes-tulving

barrytrot wrote:tulving.com seems to be operating normally. I didn't call to place an order as they are no longer 24/7.

They didn't update their website very frequently even when they were in business 24/7. Now that they seem to be out of business, it might just linger until their hosting runs out or somebody handling the bankruptcy figures out how to change/close it.

it's going, going, gone

dakota1955 wrote:it's going, going, gone

taking with it how much money from investors who wanted physical? $50 million? anyone care to hazard a guess?

the outcome, repercussions, etc... further dampened demand for metals as some of the players lick their wounds.

I was wondering how much was out there ...... Those numbers should come available in the coming weeks I would think....

Yikes, looked like the fellas who were involved in our group buy about about a year ago got lucky we received what we ordered. Lucky in the sense we weren't completely ripped off...silver has taken a hell of a dive since then. Sorry boys!

Corsair wrote:Yikes, looked like the fellas who were involved in our group buy about about a year ago got lucky we received what we ordered. Lucky in the sense we weren't completely ripped off...silver has taken a hell of a dive since then. Sorry boys!

It's down about $9/ounce. Still better than losing $21/ounce if they decide to keep your cash

beauanderos wrote:

dakota1955 wrote:it's going, going, gone

taking with it how much money from investors who wanted physical? $50 million? anyone care to hazard a guess?

the outcome, repercussions, etc... further dampened demand for metals as some of the players lick their wounds.

just ruminating on such, gets to me thinking bad things. glad I never had anything to do with the fellow. I had read bad things just a few years back, about him. i'm glad that vet, Dean M, got his 30 Au Eagles for 39k.....which is a nice buy, but I bet he sure paid in the nightmare evenings of that sinking feeling for 4 months.

OB, you good?....you didn't jammed coz of this untermenschen, did ya?

neilgin1 wrote:

beauanderos wrote:

dakota1955 wrote:it's going, going, gone

taking with it how much money from investors who wanted physical? $50 million? anyone care to hazard a guess?

the outcome, repercussions, etc... further dampened demand for metals as some of the players lick their wounds.

just ruminating on such, gets to me thinking bad things. glad I never had anything to do with the fellow. I had read bad things just a few years back, about him. i'm glad that vet, Dean M, got his 30 Au Eagles for 39k.....which is a nice buy, but I bet he sure paid in the nightmare evenings of that sinking feeling for 4 months.

OB, you good?....you didn't jammed coz of this untermenschen, did ya?

I couldn't afford his minimums

Did one deal several years ago an Sweated blood before it was done
Said then never again

I did two deals with him in Dec 08 and Mar 09. For me, they were big deals. The product came at an appropriate time and I did not worry, too much.

neilgin1 wrote:

beauanderos wrote:

dakota1955 wrote:it's going, going, gone

taking with it how much money from investors who wanted physical? $50 million? anyone care to hazard a guess?

the outcome, repercussions, etc... further dampened demand for metals as some of the players lick their wounds.

just ruminating on such, gets to me thinking bad things. glad I never had anything to do with the fellow. I had read bad things just a few years back, about him. i'm glad that vet, Dean M, got his 30 Au Eagles for 39k.....which is a nice buy, but I bet he sure paid in the nightmare evenings of that sinking feeling for 4 months.

OB, you good?....you didn't jammed coz of this untermenschen, did ya?

I read somewhere (Jim Willie???) that there will probably be clawbacks on all refunds and bullion deliveries for the past three months by the bankruptcy executors. I wonder if there will be a chance for the public to bid on any type of liquidation sale?

The group buy that Barry did was late 2011, so before he started to make stupid decisions with futures and using his drop shipping to run a spread. Glad we missed the issue!