This page explains what Where Can I Sell Silver does with the details you give it. Where Can I Sell Silver is an independent referral service, not a buyer, pawnshop or dealer: its job is to pass your request to an independent buyer in New York.
What the form collects
The form asks for your name and phone number, and optionally your email address, your city and state, the kind of silver you have, the markings you can see, roughly how much you have, and anything else you choose to write. Nothing else is asked for. Please do not send payment details or ID numbers through the form.
What happens to it
When you send the form, your request is stored on this website and emailed to the site’s operator. The operator then passes your details to an independent buyer in New York, so that the buyer can contact you by phone or email about your silver.
Phone calls
If you call the number on this site, the call is received by the site’s operator, and what you say is used to answer your question and, if you want an offer, to connect you with an independent buyer in New York, who can then contact you.
If you sell
If you go on to sell to a buyer, the buyer collects its own records of the sale. In New York City, licensed secondhand dealers must record each purchase and the seller’s ID details and keep those records, as the city’s rules require. Those records are the buyer’s, not this website’s.
Removing your details
You can ask to see, correct or remove what you sent through the form. Use the contact page and say which request is yours (the name and phone number you used) and what you would like done.
Changes
If the way this site handles your details changes, for example when it begins working with a different buyer, this page will be updated.
Describe your silver