Metfolio Avis 

It was really easy to use and I was looking to buy gold ,all done in a couple of minutes.

Was veryceasy to do. Too easy infact

I noticed I'm getting 0.56 grams for £100 a month when a gramm of gold is £97 a gramm I'm only getting over half a gramm

Easy to set up account.

Good service 👍

Easy to join. Hoping to grow my gold.

Was ok any easy

Just new to this at the moment we will see how it goes

Quality Services Received

Want to be good in the future have money for my children when I passed away and for them to be happy and not to worry about bills and other things, et cetera et cetera hopefully this experience will help towards that

An easy way to buy gold and build a nest egg for the future.

First time doing this

The access was swift

They literally give you about 50% of what you invest. Something they do not calrify or explain to you at the commencement of your investment. Have invested £600 so far but im given only £300 worth of gold in my account. They further reduced it on an attempt to withdraw my money.

Please read carefully before investing through this application, as you may end up losing a significant amount of money.

This application allows you to buy fractions of a gold coin or gold bar based on the current gold price. On the surface, the concept sounds appealing, especially for people who cannot currently afford to buy a full coin or bar outright.

However, what is not immediately apparent is that if the market price of gold is, for example, £100 per gram, you would reasonably expect a £100 purchase to give you approximately 1 gram of gold. In reality, you may receive only around 0.5 grams. The difference is not clearly explained during the purchase process.

It is only after making enquiries or submitting a complaint that the automated chat system explains that additional costs and charges have been applied.

To put this into perspective, a gold coin containing almost 8 grams of gold would cost around £1,600 through this application. The same coin could be purchased directly elsewhere for approximately £800. In other words, you could end up paying nearly double the market value.

Another major concern is that you cannot simply withdraw or refund your money. The only way to take delivery is to accumulate enough gold to obtain a full coin or bar, effectively forcing you to continue purchasing until you reach that threshold.

The alternative is to “scrap” the gold, which is their term for cashing out. However, doing so results in a substantial loss, often around 50% of the amount you have paid.

Please read other reviews before investing. You will find many experiences similar to mine. I only wish I had read those reviews before investing, as this has resulted in a significant financial loss.