Comments on: Rep. Anthony Weiner Attacks Goldline and Glenn Beck

By: Steve

Steve — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 16:59:38 +0000

Investigation of Goldline International!
Key Findings Against Goldline :
• Grossly Overcharges For Their Coins
• Falsely Claims To Offer “Good” Investments
• Salespeople Misrepresent Their Ability To Give “Investment Advice”
• Formed An Unholy Alliance with Conservative Pundits to Drive a False Narrative

http://weiner.house.gov/Reports/GoldlineReport.pdf

By: Steve

Steve — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 16:48:41 +0000

These people who have replied to this article have no idea what they are talking about, they have changed the subject from Goldline and Gold buying to attacks on Glenn Beck which is an old argumentative trick, to change the subject.
Goldline sells way too high, 60%-70% higher than anyone could buy gold or silver at their local coin shops/dealers.
You are a fool to buy from Goldline or any other national advertisers when they sell U.S, coin silver at $22-$25 face when you can buy the same or equal value coins at local coin shops for $15-$17 face.

By: Jeff

Jeff — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 00:57:03 +0000

Note: I don’t buy gold or silver at present. Haven’t bought since the 1980 bubble.

First, no one is required to buy from Goldline. Some of you sound like you will be forced to buy from them.

Second, after checking a few places out, they appear to be expensive relative to the market. At their prices, it will be a long time before you may get your investment back. If Republicans shut down the government spending machine and commodity prices go back down, it may be a really long time.

Third, there is nothing wrong with people endorsing overpriced goods. However, my trust level for the personalities endorsing Goldline has taken a significant hit. If they recommend overpriced goods, what are their opinions worth? If they buy their gold from Goldline at advertised prices, they are not acting in their best interest. My opinion of course.

Fourth, while it may be true that Glenn Beck’s sponsors are the subject of a boycott, I would never buy anyway due to their prices. It defies logic that someone would pay overly high prices just to show some boycotter up.

Fifth, I think the proper way to look at Glenn Beck’s endorsement, is that if you trust him, then buy gold (or any flavor of metal you like), but not from the vendor he recommends. Buy from someone who is roughly competitive with the market. I like one of the previous commenter’s thought: Buy from a coin shop anonymously, pay cash.

Sixth, I’ve noticed some of the companies deliver in a month. That’s giving them an interest free loan until they ship. Amazon and others have your stuff in a couple days.

So happy metals buying or not…. as you choose

By: 65MPH-HA

65MPH-HA — Sat, 29 May 2010 05:00:01 +0000

MSNBC……….The ‘thief-in- chief`s , private tv station !

By: 65MPH-HA

65MPH-HA — Sat, 29 May 2010 04:57:32 +0000

WEINER” Is a whiner” for the left agenda ..and your ‘post against BECK , guised as a goldline subject , shows your over leaning to the left as well . This whole obammanation thing going on is PITYFUL , I want my Country back !!! ..MR. BECK is doing our Country a service … If folks are so DUMB as to not shop around for gold prices ..or ‘car, prices ..then for sure they voted for this ”thug ”’ we got in the White House !

By: RadWriter

RadWriter — Fri, 28 May 2010 15:50:51 +0000

It is clear that most of the commenters have a political bias against Rep. Wiener. It is also clear that Mr. Heller may as well because of his assumption that Goldline also advertises on “liberal” programs that Rep. Wiener does not attack. Unfortunately, for all of your preconceptions, Goldline is not an advertiser on any of the “liberal” MSNBC programs.

By: steve ward

steve ward — Wed, 19 May 2010 19:35:53 +0000

Notice that Heller gets in some digs at Goldline’s expense before he attacks the actions of the Congressmen. Do you suppose that Heller’s business interests have anything to do with his point of view. Governments represent potential regulation and Goldline is a competitor.

By: steve ward

steve ward — Wed, 19 May 2010 19:23:28 +0000

Beck and company have been pushing a TEA agenda for a long time. They have used falsehoods, distortions, and fear as tactics in their War against the current administration. Simply, they want our government to fail so that the Republicans can regain power. They are the front men for big money folks like Rupert Murdock and Roger Ailes but their targets are people of low political sophistication who think their is a “Conspiracy” of some sort? These simpletons see Death Panels and Black Helicopters filled with illegal immigrants lusting after their physical gold and lubricious daughters. LOL
Unfortunately, some gold sellers use the fear engendered by this “chattering class” to sell their products. Goldline fits this description to a TEA!

By: pumabydesign001

pumabydesign001 — Wed, 19 May 2010 07:14:47 +0000

Time will prove that this has nothing to do with Goldline itself but everything to do with a progressive agenda. See http://wp.me/pjGfE-3vE.

By: Mad Mike

Mad Mike — Wed, 19 May 2010 03:57:56 +0000

Mr. Keller your article missed the point of this attack. It isn’t about business practices.

It’s about shutting down anyone who speaks out against the Obama regime.
3 Presidential advisors, Andy Stern, Van Jones and James Wallace are All leading boycotts of Beck advertisers. Now a Congressman comes out attacking Goldline. Not 6 weeks ago tge FTC was looking at Lifelock for overvaluing the benefits of their service.

lifelock-settles-with-ags-federal-regulator

“Last year, the Federal Trade Commission and attorneys general began to jointly investigate LifeLock’s claims.”

http://www.legalnewsline.com/news/225988-lifelock-settles-with-ags-federal-regulator

If Obama continues this… who’s next? There will be political blowback.

Sure. It’s afun and games till someone loses a weiner!