JohnnyDoe said:If you like gold buy the real thing
To maintain and secure gold is hard, is safe to buy a keep it in safest places in Switzerland? Or Hong Kong?
CEO said:To maintain and secure gold is hard, is safe to buy a keep it in safest places in Switzerland? Or Hong Kong?
Post in thread 'Offshore Gold Storage For Multimillionaires: What Are Your Options?'
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So it's like : own it or leave it.
JohnnyDoe said:Like about everything else in life.
There is always exceptions, like owning a piece of cake, fractional shares with honest friends and family, at least we feel good and safe.
CEO said:There is always exceptions, like owning a piece of cake, fractional shares with honest friends and family, at least we feel good and safe.
You actually own all these things, you don’t own just a piece of paper that tells you that you own something.
Friends and family: keep them out of your business and finances. Nothing good will come from them.
Firstly, glad to be here. I'm using a different username from OCT just in case their admins are super spiteful. Well done @JohnnyDoe for making this forum happen.
Now on topic. Best to buy from the secondary market as there is less tracking involved. Forums, coin fairs and even eBay require no KYC to buy. For storage, you need to assess your situation. If you are rural, put some in a cache at least 10 feet deep in the unlikely event somebody comes along with a metal detector. Keep a car parked over the spot too. Don't keep it all in one place though. If you want to access it at any time then a decoy, rusty toilet pipe between the walls should keep burglars away.
WhoMe said:Firstly, glad to be here. I'm using a different username from OCT just in case their admins are super spiteful. Well done @JohnnyDoe for making this forum happen.
Hey, thank you for joining! At the moment finding this forum is harder than finding a good bank, as it's still in beta.
But the launch is coming soon! ;) Spread the word!
WhoMe said:Now on topic. Best to buy from the secondary market as there is less tracking involved. Forums, coin fairs and even eBay require no KYC to buy. For storage, you need to assess your situation. If you are rural, put some in a cache at least 10 feet deep in the unlikely event somebody comes along with a metal detector. Keep a car parked over the spot too. Don't keep it all in one place though. If you want to access it at any time then a decoy, rusty toilet pipe between the walls should keep burglars away.
Great advice (y)
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