Where to sell loose diamond ?

[vidim]

Originally Posted by identity

No it's a natural (real) diamond for sell.

OK, I misunderstood the "not genuine" comment before.

If they are small and of bad colours (meaning less than VVS2) and ungraded without certificate, they are not gonna be worth much. Just sell them on ebay. Lots of cheap diamonds sold there.

[Tron]

I do not understand the need to sell a diamond online, there is a much higher risk of being scammed or it will look like you are scamming. Do some research by yourself of reputable companies on your local area that will take it. To sell diamonds online on a decent marketplace you will need the correct certification clearly stating its clarity, color and size.

I see hardly any pros to selling this item online and there is a long list of cons.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Tron

I do not understand the need to sell a diamond online, there is a much higher risk of being scammed or it will look like you are scamming. Do some research by yourself of reputable companies on your local area that will take it. To sell diamonds online on a decent marketplace you will need the correct certification clearly stating its clarity, color and size.

I see hardly any pros to selling this item online and there is a long list of cons.

Very well-thought out approach for the OP to consider

[agent006140]

There are boutique auction sites which will sell loose diamonds,eg Aspire,you will have to send them these diamonds and they will take pictures,they have a resident diamond expert/

[james_112233]

A real diamond merchant wouldn't be on a ebay suspension forum asking where to sell diamonds.

Who did you rob ?

Selling jewelry online is very risky.

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by james_112233

A real diamond merchant wouldn't be on a ebay suspension forum asking where to sell diamonds.

Who did you rob ?

Selling jewelry online is very risky.

I have sold jewelry online ,up to $1k.
There were some scammers,they will ask you t ship here and ship there,and they can buy counterfeit money order,cashier checks so you think it is safe until your bank told you it aint.
sometimes the problem is not the buyer,it is the customs office or post office .

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

I have sold jewelry online ,up to $1k.
There were some scammers,they will ask you t ship here and ship there,and they can buy counterfeit money order,cashier checks so you think it is safe until your bank told you it aint.
sometimes the problem is not the buyer,it is the customs office or post office .

They have paid you via money order and cashier checks?

[agent006140]

Originally Posted by rsot

They have paid you via money order and cashier checks?

back then Ebay will allow you to ask for non cc payment,even to day some sites will ,depend on the seller.,eg ETSY,Bonanza,Rubylane.
Must be ten years ago,counetfeit USPS postal orders are being printed overseas,one electronic seller took them to cash at the local post office and he was greeted by 2 USPS armed security guards,asking him to step into backoffice to be interrogated!
There are also counterfeit money orders bought from small grocers,counterfeit corporate and personal checks.
They are coming from overseas printers who print checks,the USPS postal orders look the same,but it has no watermark

[rsot]

Originally Posted by agent006140

back then Ebay will allow you to ask for non cc payment,even to day some sites will ,depend on the seller.,eg ETSY,Bonanza,Rubylane.
Must be ten years ago,counetfeit USPS postal orders are being printed overseas,one electronic seller took them to cash at the local post office and he was greeted by 2 USPS armed security guards,asking him to step into backoffice to be interrogated!
There are also counterfeit money orders bought from small grocers,counterfeit corporate and personal checks.
They are coming from overseas printers who print checks,the USPS postal orders look the same,but it has no watermark

Ah ok not recently - sure those have happened way back in the early days of eb - i have seen it here and there in 1997 and such

[agent006140]

no more ⊗⊗⊗⊗ USPS postal orders,USPS must have caught who is printing them.
I sent all mine in to USPS fraud dept,should have kept one for myself as souvenir,it has no watermark and the paper feels different.
it must be 2005 ,they came from UK

[rsot]

i had f*ke USPS postal orders in 1997-1999'ish - bank was helpful in verifying them - thankfully few and far in-between.

[Astondbs]

Hi
Identity, I'd like to know more can you PM please.

Thank you