Blanchard and Company, Inc., based in New Orleans, was founded in 1975 and has grown to be one of the largest gold and silver bullion dealer in the United States. They are composed of a large team of experts, including advisors, numismatic specialists, and customer service team.
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Accumlation Program a big rip-off
I ended up paying over 400.00 more for Gold American Eagle through the accumilation program. They charge shorage fees when they are not storing anything. Big big rip-off
Customer's Experience
My wife did not previously have a self-directed IRA so we used the trustee that Blanchard 'likes to do business with.'
Now that I have some money to invest in Gold/Silver, I wish to use the trustee who has my existing self-directed IRA, whom I have been with for several years and who supervise a non-traditional IRA investment of mine that is worth several times what I am trying to invest in Gold.
Blanchard however, is balking at allowing me to use them as my trustee.
I have reviewed the process that IRA Services enumerates on their website. Simply, they ask for an investment direction form signed by me, and an invoice from the dealer. They pay the dealer from that. So it looks like the process is not rocket science, especially for a big name like Blanchard.
Therefore it makes you wonder why they are so in love with Gold Star (and perhaps one other company whose name escapes me)????
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| Buying Experience | 2.0 |
After dealing with Blanchard for a couple of Gold/Silver purchases, I have hit a stumbling block.
My wife did not previously have a self-directed IRA so we used the trustee that Blanchard 'likes to do business with.'
Now that I have some money to invest in Gold/Silver, I wish to use the trustee who has my existing self-directed IRA, whom I have been with for several years and who supervise a non-traditional IRA investment of mine that is worth several times what I am trying to invest in Gold.
Blanchard however, is balking at allowing me to use them as my trustee.
I have reviewed the process that IRA Services enumerates on their website. Simply, they ask for an investment direction form signed by me, and an invoice from the dealer. They pay the dealer from that. So it looks like the process is not rocket science, especially for a big name like Blanchard.
Therefore it makes you wonder why they are so in love with Gold Star (and perhaps one other company whose name escapes me)????


