Have you ever fallen victim of fake gold or silver either in lagos or any part of the country before? Please share your experience and state the exact location where the transaction was completed, how you were deceived and how you later found out the truth.

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That's never happened to me, maybe because I never buy jewellery myself. Oh, 2nd to comment? I take it as a sign my December's gonna be great. We're getting there!

If u ask me, who I go ask?

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As for the question; no. I've never been a victim

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At ol!

Sometimes we need better things to comment on. For the first time on this forum i lack words to write

Nope, always careful of stuffs like that

No.

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Maybe if you hadn't searched for comments before typing this, you might have been first.

Yea, I've sold fake Gold and silver to some guys named chigoziri and chizitere they re twins , this happened d year 2011, owerri imo state, d paid in cash. I told them dt my sister sent it frm abidjan capital of ivory coast. Dt I needed money to pay my school fees. I bought d necklaces at d rate of N1,200 each at my elder bros shop and sold it for N15,000 each totaling 30,000 for d two. B4 they found out I ve exhausted d money on my car. #God z great indeed

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please can anyone tell me how to know geniue gold so that i will fall victim of 419:

How will i fall for fake Gold scam when i always carry my diluted HCL and black rock around.

Just scrape the gold on the rock and pour acid on it. if there is effervescence or any form of reaction.....RUN FAST FAST.

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MY FRIEND PLEASE KINDLY THROW AWAY THAT THURAYA BY AIRTEL YOU ARE USING.

No

Yaba and Alade market at Ikeja comes in mind...I know many guys who were victims,those aboki guys are damn smart

Never!! Cos mama ain't raise no fool.

No....cos have never bought gold myself before.

auto_freak2020: Have you ever fallen victim of fake gold or silver either in lagos or any part of the country before? Please share your experience and state the exact location where the transaction was completed, how you were deceived and how you later found out the truth.

Ermmmmmmm*thinking thinking thinking thinking thinking..............................................* Nah,I buy from Kano/Abj and my customers are relatively truthful

I buy all my gold online. Amazon etc

Yes ! A few years ago. A mallam walked into my office asking for one of my colleague who spends much buying gold. I directed him to the floor where her office is and he left. A few minutes later, the guy came back and showed me some pieces of jewelry which was priced at N650 less the normal price in the market. Thinking I had hit a clean deal, I fell for it, I found out it was not real a few days

No,but people please tell me how I can recognize a real gold.

Me no dey use ear ring not to talk of Jewelry

No

It has happened to me . It was in 2009. I was visiting an uncle in Kano and I've heard lots of people that deal in Gold talk about traveling to Kano to buy and sell in lagos. While I was there, my junior Brother sent me money to buy for him so I asked someone to take me to the market. I got there and just believed everything they had there was Gold. They also claimed to be selling per whatever and after some weighing, they calculated their nonsense and gave me their price and I paid. For some reasons, I thought I had bought it cheap compared to the prices I bought for in Lag cos I had Gold chains that were bought at computer village and they were original as everyone confirmed it. To cut the long story short, I delivered the crap(Supposed Gold) to my Brother and he wore it and must have went to show it off to friends who would have told him it's not real Gold. It lead to an argument. He was too sure I knew about stuffs like that as an elder Brother. They ended up at different Goldsmith's place and they all confirmed it wasn't real Gold. He had called me when they were having the argument and I told him it was real cos I thought it was. When he later called to tell me about the Goldsmith's assertions, I felt so ashamed . Not just for myself alone but for my Brother as well. I felt like a fool who wasn't exposed. Since then, I don't trust no more.

Cold blooded: I've been a victim when I was still in uni.

It happened at Yaba near Tejuosho market. I went to the place these Hausa men sell jewelries. I was so stuupid to believe those guys' words and bought "fake" white gold in place of "good" one. I traveled back to sch(Enugu) with ma hope high that I've a quality jewelry to make ma course mates' heads roll.

Reality dawned on me after d 3rd day of wearing it, when I walked past a mirror in sch and noticed no "glitters" from ma neck. I stopped to be sure I had it on but found out I was wearing a "brown" necklace. I quickly took it off ma neck n disposed of it immediately. How can an original "white gold" turn brown within 3days of usage?

u r a learner. Na 925 dem sell to U. U could av washed it and e go white back

Yeah nah I go return am d next day

rafhell: I buy all my gold online. Amazon etc

. ok thier jewellery is unique so how do you do that , am scared of making purchases wt ma card before some smart dudes clean ma account