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I am not sure if the Silver Bugs here have heard of Jack DeAngelis, but he has a Youtube channel and an internet radio show that deals with Silver, among other things. He has a contest where he gives away a ASE to the person that guesses the closing spot price at Kitco on a specific date. I stumbled upon him searching YouTube. I entered his contest and I won the ASE a few weeks back. I actually got the ASE in the mail. This man is the real deal. I am not affiliated with him, but I think anyone that is interested should check him out.

i've seen a few of his YouTube vids, i like him.

http://avoidjimmydeangelis.com/

http://ripoffrant.com/ripoff-scam-fraud ... ors-coach/

http://articles.mcall.com/1995-07-21/ne ... ud-charges

http://www.complaints.com/2010/december ... 247058.htm



there are more like this out there, do your own due dilligence

Thanks for the info Involuntary. I count myself grateful to be on the positive side of the equation. It would not have remained so for long. He was gaining my appreciation by sending me a 1957A silver certificate, a 1942 half dollar, 3 mercury dimes, a 1955 quarter and three 1944 dimes. all for free. I almos felt indebted to him..hence the post here. I was gonna buy. Thank you again for saving me, and hopefully others from some greif.

ok, that was pretty funny! I opened the third link (and everyone's browser is different, so don't expect the same results) and read the article detailing their jail sentences for fraud in 1995. And smack amidst the text was an ad from Goldline!

999Ni wrote:i've seen a few of his YouTube vids, i like him.

now I dont

Maybe more folks could cosy up and get some free coins and never give em any money like you did hejira11. Sort of scam the scammers.

no different from a drug dealer giving out a free hit

hejira11 wrote:Thanks for the info Involuntary. I count myself grateful to be on the positive side of the equation. It would not have remained so for long. ... Thank you again for saving me, and hopefully others from some greif.

No problem. They also have rolls of ASEs at prices ALMOST too good to be true below spot, and THEN they throw in a free ASE with each roll!
Then I found out about their previous endeavors.

But now that they have your address and phone number, watch out for the phone calls and other spam they will eventually hit you with.

involuntary tentacle wrote:no different from a drug dealer giving out a free hit

hejira11 wrote:Thanks for the info Involuntary. I count myself grateful to be on the positive side of the equation. It would not have remained so for long. ... Thank you again for saving me, and hopefully others from some greif.

No problem. They also have rolls of ASEs at prices ALMOST too good to be true below spot, and THEN they throw in a free ASE with each roll!
Then I found out about their previous endeavors.

But now that they have your address and phone number, watch out for the phone calls and other spam they will eventually hit you with.

Just make damned sure they don't get your credit card info

Funny you mention that Beau. On his site you can only do a wire transfer if you want to buy.