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Topic: [W] $300 [H] Jewelry [Germany] (Read 291 times)

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October 26, 2023, 09:09:24 AM
#18
hey guys as mentioned in the title
I'm looking for a $300 loan (any coin works)
for 1 month return $380

in exchange for the jewelry linked down below


You'll be asking that I have thread shipping the jewelry from germany to lebanon, well its going to cost around $600 to ship them and my brother there will be coming down in december so in the mean time I can provide them as collateral until the loan is paid off.

Yes I did ask if Jewelry was a collateral last week, something came up in life and I need to pay for few things personal

I'm looking for lenders in Germany only, Shipment will be paid by me I could provide more information if needed.

https://imgur.com/a/vmBd7w0

Versace in itself is a scam. Even if OP is legitimate the jewelry is nothing more than costume. Worth maybe $2 a piece wholesale.

They advertise as "100% Metal" "Gold-colored" etc.

When in reality, it's all brass and cheap metals with a thin gold plating. Sad.

A pawnshop wouldn't even offer OP the $15 it would cost to ship. They'd scratch it on the gold test stone, ruin the costume piece, and hand it back laughing at whoever was dense enough to pay $500 for a branded piece of junk.

 https://www.versace.com/us/en/women/fashion-jewelry/?prefn1=searchColorName&prefv1=Gold&start=0&sz=62

https://www.versace.com/us/en/men/fashion-jewelry/?prefn1=searchColorName&prefv1=Gold&start=0&sz=62
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October 09, 2023, 05:23:18 PM
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... but this attempt to discount them isn't accurate.

Yeh it's a scam - OP got told what a Pawn shop is then started another thread in a different section playing ignorant in the hopes of getting a different answer.  

Jewellery can be returned to its rightful owner if taken to a pawn shop hence the OP is looking for another venue to fence their gear.




Notice how the OP hasn't been back in the last week once they were called out?
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October 09, 2023, 08:41:30 AM
#16
Who moves to another country without having $300 to spare? This looks very much like a scam selling stolen jewelry.

In 1975 my dad moved from Palestine to the US with only $35 in his pocket.  That was his entire net worth at the time.

A package from Germany to Japan, with insurance and airmail is around 40-50euro. So a package to France for example is around 15euro, insured up to 500euro.

None of those countries are surrounded by war or threats of bombing.  I was in Jordan last year, and I can tell you that DHL has little presence even in a peaceful Middle Eastern country like Jordan.  Earlier this year I wanted to send two used laptops to my aunt and uncle in Jordan, but logistically it was a nightmare to get it done.  I ended up waiting until another relative was going back for visit, and sent them with him instead.

I'm not trying to defend the OP or support his claims, but this attempt to discount them isn't accurate.
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October 09, 2023, 01:22:24 AM
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Who moves to another country without having $300 to spare? This looks very much like a scam selling stolen jewelry.

Refugees and "Refugees". Sadly most "Refugees".  Cry
And who loves shoplifting in EU? Refugees and "Refugees". It doesn't apply to everyone but yeah, happens often with them.

thank you didn't know pawnshop in EU can grant me a loan in exchange of these jewelry because it doesnt work like that here(lebanon)
I wonder, how do pawnshops work in Lebanon?

Just saw this thread and have to add something.
I doubt DHL is that expensive for a small box with insurance.

A package from Germany to Japan, with insurance and airmail is around 40-50euro. So a package to France for example is around 15euro, insured up to 500euro.
DHL is very expensive. Sometimes it might appear cheap to send item from Germany to another country (not within EU) but it will be very expensive to send item from other country to Germany.
Btw if we keep in mind the shipping costs and loan interests, pawnshop will probably be a better option for him but that was for sure that he wanted to scam someone here.
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October 08, 2023, 09:30:34 PM
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Just saw this thread and have to add something.
I doubt DHL is that expensive for a small box with insurance.

A package from Germany to Japan, with insurance and airmail is around 40-50euro. So a package to France for example is around 15euro, insured up to 500euro.



500,- and more is straight up nonsense.

And about pawn shops. Every big city has state licensed pawn shops in Germany. Some have been running for generations.
You just go there, they evaluate the value, you get some cash. For chains and so on you only get the value of the material. They also pawn stuff like valuable phones, computers, and so on. All you need is an ID of course, without ID this won't work.





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October 02, 2023, 02:05:18 AM
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As I said my brother is new to EU so ill try to find someone there,

It still doesn't explain why your "brother" took the jewellery to Germany to then turn around after getting there and try to send them back to you (unless of course he *cough* acquired them after he arrived?) especially now that you don't want to actually sell them.

thank you didn't know pawnshop in EU can grant me a loan in exchange of these jewelry because it doesnt work like that here(lebanon)

I explained to you what a pawn shop is *before* you started this thread.  I'm guessing you thought you might see if you could convince someone elsewhere in the Forum to take them off of your hands given you're using a throwaway UID.
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October 01, 2023, 09:00:21 AM
#12
As I said my brother is new to EU so ill try to find someone there, I dont want to sell those jewelry I either want to collateral them and get them back when I pay the loan, does a pawnshop works like that in germany?

Lending you money in exchange for a collateral is the real function of pawnshop. This actually what you are looking for instead of asking a loan here and spen shipping fee more than the value of your jewelry.

Your best chance is to find trusted guy here that you can meet IRL near your location and interested to the jewelry you are offering. Some pawnshops charge an incredible interest rate so make sure to read carefully the terms.


thank you didn't know pawnshop in EU can grant me a loan in exchange of these jewelry because it doesnt work like that here(lebanon)
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October 01, 2023, 08:47:28 AM
#11
As I said my brother is new to EU so ill try to find someone there, I dont want to sell those jewelry I either want to collateral them and get them back when I pay the loan, does a pawnshop works like that in germany?

Lending you money in exchange for a collateral is the real function of pawnshop. This actually what you are looking for instead of asking a loan here and spen shipping fee more than the value of your jewelry.

Your best chance is to find trusted guy here that you can meet IRL near your location and interested to the jewelry you are offering. Some pawnshops charge an incredible interest rate so make sure to read carefully the terms.
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October 01, 2023, 08:40:39 AM
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As I said my brother is new to EU so ill try to find someone there, I dont want to sell those jewelry I either want to collateral them and get them back when I pay the loan, does a pawnshop works like that in germany?

Yeap, if you bring an object, they give you some cash . You have x months or x years to come and buy back the said object.
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October 01, 2023, 08:22:46 AM
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As I said my brother is new to EU so ill try to find someone there, I dont want to sell those jewelry I either want to collateral them and get them back when I pay the loan, does a pawnshop works like that in germany?
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October 01, 2023, 03:46:05 AM
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Also, it may behoove you to rephrase your offer to accept lenders from around the world, but you will need to find a trusted escrow agent in Germany.  I don't know if it'll make much difference, but it might.  I wish you luck with the help you need, but I doubt your offer is going to get much traction.

Maybe your brother can help you with the loan, since he's already in possession of the jewelry and aware of it's authenticity (not that he would need collateral since he's your brother.)  Have you asked him?

Willi could be a great escrow and is located in Germany.

OP, why not consider going to a pawn shop with the jewelry ? Your brother could send you the money, it would be cheaper IMO.
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October 01, 2023, 03:27:14 AM
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The only critique to this offer I have is that the retail value of the jewelry is no longer applicable.  Assuming it's authentic, the re-sale value is unlikely to be evaluated as much (if any) more than the value of the precious metal from which it's made.  

The sum of the price of the two items with the supposed discount is €568. I doubt that the value when sold will exceed €100.

When you buy investment gold, like a bullion, if you buy a 10 gram bar of gold today it will cost you about €596 and if you sell it after 5 minutes they will give you €555 (source).

With jewelry it is much worse, since you are paying for the design and the brand, but when you go to sell it or pawn it you are going to be paid for the gold content by weight, and it is rarely more than 15% of what it cost you. The solution would be to find an individual who will pay you for the jewelry as jewelry and not for the value of the gold it contains to be melted, although you should also offer them a discount on the price in the store, but basing a loan on that has little hope of success. So, you are right.

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October 01, 2023, 02:37:28 AM
#6
Who moves to another country without having $300 to spare? This looks very much like a scam selling stolen jewelry.

Refugees and "Refugees". Sadly most "Refugees".  Cry



My brother moved to germany 2 months ago he's new to the country and whole EU, idk how much shipment from germany for example to france or UK would cost, since I called DHL over 15 times here to ask them about a pricing and its been always between 450-600 landed

I can guarantee you that Google will find you an answer.
And if you are in need of cash for any reason a pawnshop would be hundred times easier for everyone then asking a stranger online to send you crypto.


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October 01, 2023, 01:38:44 AM
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Who moves to another country without having $300 to spare? This looks very much like a scam selling stolen jewelry.
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September 30, 2023, 11:54:45 AM
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The only critique to this offer I have is that the retail value of the jewelry is no longer applicable.  Assuming it's authentic, the re-sale value is unlikely to be evaluated as much (if any) more than the value of the precious metal from which it's made.  Being that this designer jewelry, it's safe to assume that new, retail pricing is far and above the value of the precious metals used to make it.  That may make your offer less appealing to a potential lender.  I would recommend to any potential lender (or escrow agent) to have the jewelry evaluated and appraised, which could add costs and time.

Also, it may behoove you to rephrase your offer to accept lenders from around the world, but you will need to find a trusted escrow agent in Germany.  I don't know if it'll make much difference, but it might.  I wish you luck with the help you need, but I doubt your offer is going to get much traction.

Maybe your brother can help you with the loan, since he's already in possession of the jewelry and aware of it's authenticity (not that he would need collateral since he's your brother.)  Have you asked him?


My brother moved to germany 2 months ago he's new to the country and whole EU, idk how much shipment from germany for example to france or UK would cost, since I called DHL over 15 times here to ask them about a pricing and its been always between 450-600 landed

I don't mind if the lender would take his time to verify the authencity and the value of these 2 items, in case he/she doesn't need to continue with the process of it I'll be happy to pay for the shipment back
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September 30, 2023, 11:49:02 AM
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The only critique to this offer I have is that the retail value of the jewelry is no longer applicable.  Assuming it's authentic, the re-sale value is unlikely to be evaluated as much (if any) more than the value of the precious metal from which it's made.  Being that this is designer jewelry, it's safe to assume that new, retail pricing is far and above the value of the precious metals used to make it.  That may make your offer less appealing to a potential lender.  I would recommend to any potential lender (or escrow agent) to have the jewelry evaluated and appraised, which could add costs and time.

Also, it may behoove you to rephrase your offer to accept lenders from around the world, but you will need to find a trusted escrow agent in Germany.  I don't know if it'll make much difference, but it might.  I wish you luck with the help you need, but I doubt your offer is going to get much traction.

Maybe your brother can help you with the loan, since he's already in possession of the jewelry and aware of it's authenticity (not that he would need collateral since he's your brother.)  Have you asked him?
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September 30, 2023, 11:27:00 AM
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Not everyone can check the authenticity or sell the jewelry if you do not pay back. But good luck finding a lender.
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September 30, 2023, 11:24:02 AM
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hey guys as mentioned in the title
I'm looking for a $300 loan (any coin works)
for 1 month return $380

in exchange for the jewelry linked down below


You'll be asking that I have thread shipping the jewelry from germany to lebanon, well its going to cost around $600 to ship them and my brother there will be coming down in december so in the mean time I can provide them as collateral until the loan is paid off.

Yes I did ask if Jewelry was a collateral last week, something came up in life and I need to pay for few things personal

I'm looking for lenders in Germany only, Shipment will be paid by me I could provide more information if needed.

https://imgur.com/a/vmBd7w0
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