Constitutional Silver - anybody use them?

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Never heard of them before. Reading their website, it looks a lot like Blanchard, Monex, et. al. that try to sell you on their storage plans. Their premiums for 90% silver seem outrageous to me.

That site really needs an "about" page describing the company and some legal mumbo jumbo pages (privacy policy, terms of service, etc.).
 
Looks like a scam quite frankly. "Send us money and we'll send you silver...in several weeks...only if you don't want us to store it for you..for a charge." And Google first saw the website in Oct 2011, so they are brand new...

I know there are plenty of companies that do this storage program, only this website is so sketchy. I would definitely never do business with them considering their website/lack of content.

Just my 2cents.
 
It's a scam. Just look at the premiums. You would be better off with a Bullion Direct nucleo account. Or, even better would be to just make your buys direct from Tulving, NWT Mint or Apmex.
 
If I can't walk or drive to a local coin shop and exchange cash for PM's right then and there, I don't buy.
Ultra-conservative? Yeah. But I have never been scammed. Not once.
I don't even buy anything on ebay or any of the other internet companies.
 
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