Texas Bullion Exchange

stephen p. 

on Citysearch

8 years ago

SOB owes me money too. Crook. 

frank j. 

on Citysearch

9 years ago

john nash is a con artist and a thief............lost money that he owed me and the district attorneys took him to court..........he was no billed.........nothing but a thief 

Batman R. 

on Citysearch

10 years ago

As of 11/30/2014, the Better Business Bureau of Houston has an "F" rating on Texas Bullion Exchange on Jones Rd. in Houston. Texas Bullion Exchange, as of this date, has open complaints at the BBB concerning "delivery issues". The open issues sound similar to the issues described on this website. Go to the BBB website, read the open issues, and you should choose to avoid this business. 

wavec c. 

on Citysearch

10 years ago

This business is not affiliated at all with the Texas Bullion Exchange, Inc. located in Beaumont, Texas. 

Rickie d. 

on Citysearch

10 years ago

Hi I recently meet a John Nash who has showed me several rare bills and coins. I have a bad feeling about this guy. I am in Illinois don't know if it is same John Nash can anyone describe what he looks like. Rickie 

Gary B. 

on Citysearch

11 years ago

Give money up front to this business at your peril. In December 2011, I gave money up front to John Nash doing business as Texas Bullion Exchange, to purchase a quantity of 2012 Silver Eagle coins. I was told the coins would be delivered to me during the second or third week of January 2012. Not having received any coins by the middle of March 2012, I demanded my money back. More than 2 years have now passed and John Nash has failed to deliver any coins and has only returned 21% of the money I gave him. Give money up front t... read more

elizabeth b. 

on Citysearch

12 years ago

CON ARTIST AND A THIEF! ! ! AVOID THIS PLACE! 

Ziggy2009 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

Rebuttal to previous post – I am a long time customer of Texas Bullion Exchange and just happened to be there when this fellow and his wife came into the store. To my understanding, this man called the store on a Sunday (when they were closed) and the owner was kind enough to talk to this person about his merchandise. In the gold and silver market prices are constantly changing and the condition of the stuff is extremely important. It appeared to me that the coins he showed the owner were not the amounts or condition as stat... read more

jrdobbs64 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

Only take your scrap gold and silver. – Only take your scrap gold and silver because anything else you will lose money. My experience was selling my UNC Silver Eagles and I received a fair price. I figured I would be able to sell my proofs for a fair price too so I didn't double check what the current values were. Boy was that a mistake. I know... I know... it's my own fault but I thought I was dealing with an honest person. Turns out I lost over $800 dollars because of trusting this man. Sell your coins on eBay or sell them... read more