Superior Gold Group, Bruce Sands , Pres., Alfred Sloan, Attorney, produced the perfect scam and unfortunately are still out there in different forms, just different company names. Yes, the BBB is good, but by the time I lost $16,000 , their rating was going down and hitting bottom at an F rating.

To find another company that I will trust to work with is almost impossible. Make sure you get the price first, in writing, which they will not.. The final outcome is never what they say it will be and they all have a great way with words. The perfect salespeople! So unless you can give concrete evidence to what companies will not scam you, I am not buying more.
Back in the 70’s and 80’s, the companies were few and aimed to please the customers. Not now

Oh, by the way, I did everything you suggested to do above, to get my money back and it worked. However it was a full time job for about four months. I have boxes of documentation. So be prepared to work daily. Send out your complaints to everyone you can, daily. If they do not respond, send another.
Thank you

Abruptly relieved of my employment February 2009, I had to rollover my 401(k). I called Superior Gold Group and they directed me to send my 401(k) fund to Sterling “Trust” Company to convert the 401(k) into an IRA. Sterling’s job was to wire transfer the fund to SGG to purchase Proof Gold and Silver.

Both companies helped themselves to several hundred dollars in fees and I have nothing to show for it as of October, 2010. No precious metals; no IRA account. Repeated phone calls and e-mails are ignored.

Sterling “Trust” even bills me an annual fee though they report they do not have my money. If I refuse to pay this fee they promise to ruin my credit. Sound like a scam? PLEASE tell me there is some way to get my money back?

Dr. D. L. Pierce October 28, 2010