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CHINESE FAKE GOLD FOR SALE : eBay Guides

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For some reason, eBay seems to think it is ok for Chinese sellers to sell fake gold as genuine solid gold. This is common now. If you are thinking of purchasing a gold piece, and it is being sold from China, AVOID AT ALL COSTS, no matter how cheap it may look. It will be fake. You may not think it is so bad to pay 20.00 for a fake gold chain or bracelet, but the people in China are selling you fake crap, filled with toxic chemicals, forget the fact that the item they sold you for 20.00 only cost them .50 cents to buy. Do some research on the net and you will see that they have had many problems with the Chinese, and their non existant ethics regarding the selling of cheap costume jewlery, and the lacing of such with toxic chemicals. It is not ok to claim something is real gold when it is fake. They are only doing this to enhance the chance of a sale, yet at the same time, they know someone one might bid accordingly and the price might end high. Their ethics are in the toilet. I will not patronize these people no matter what and I strongly advise people to avoid them. I am sure not all Chinese sellers have these ethics, but unfortunately, most do. If you want to avoid having all the Chinese and foreign auctions spamming your eBay search for items, just look on the left side of the eBay search page before you click the search button, and click the button for USA only, or North America only. Then the search will return hits for only those two choices, and you will have done away with the Chinese spammers and their fake jewelry auctions. There have been many accusations lately that they are putting cadmium and other toxic chemicals in their jewelry and sellling it to anyone who will buy it. That should come as no surprise since they would sell their own children for a profit. Be warned.


Guide ID: 10000000006653830Guide created: 04/10/08 (updated 05/20/12)

 
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