Buy gold below melt value
Our scanner monitors eBay UK 24/7 for underpriced gold jewellery and alerts you on Telegram the moment a deal appears.
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Questions
How do you find deals?
Our proprietary scanner monitors eBay UK using the official API, checking for newly listed gold items every 10 minutes. It calculates the melt value using live spot prices, compares it to the listing price, and alerts you when the gap is profitable.
How much capital do I need?
Most deals are in the £30–200 range. You can start with as little as £100 and reinvest profits to scale up.
Where do I sell the gold I buy?
To online dealers like BullionByPost or Chards who pay 90–95% of melt value. You buy on eBay, receive the item, verify it, and post it to the dealer. They pay by bank transfer.
Is this legal?
Completely. Buying and selling gold is legal in the UK. Gold and silver are exempt from the Scrap Metal Dealers Act 2013. You should register as a sole trader with HMRC if you trade regularly.
What if I buy something fake?
Always verify items with an acid test kit (£15 from Amazon) before selling to a dealer. eBay also has buyer protection — if an item is not as described, you can return it for a full refund.