Len H.
I have been trying to get in touch with…
I have been trying to get in touch with support to change my credit card on file and no one answers

ONLINE MARKETPLACE SUBSIDIARY OF ASSURED ASSET EXCHANGE ASSURED ASSET EXCHANGE IS A SECURE INTERMEDIARY SERVICING PRECIOUS METALS AND FINE JEWELRY MANUFACTURERS, AND DISTRIBUTORS ACROSS THE WORLD. SECURITY AND AUTHENTICITY ARE ALWAYS THE TOP PRIORITY OF ASSURED ASSET EXCHANGE. AABIDS.COM AUCTION JEWELRY INVENTORY: ITEMS CONSIST OF MANUFACTURER CLOSE-OUT, OVER-STOCK AND HIGH-VOLUME PRODUCTION FOR THE LARGEST RETAILERS OF FINE JEWELRY. INTERNATIONAL DIAMOND & GEMSTONE BROKERS WHO PREFER A FAST AND SECURE TRANSACTION AVOID HOLDING COSTS BY SELLING IMMEDIATELY THROUGH AUCTION. OUR AUCTIONS WILL FEATURE; DIAMONDS, SAPPHIRES, RUBY, EMERALDS, TOURMALINE AND OTHER FINE GEMSTONES. LUXURY PRE-OWNED WATCHES INCLUDING ROLEX, CARTIER, PATEK PHILIPPE, TUDOR AND MANY MORE.AABIDS.COM COIN & BULLION INVENTORY: ASSURED ASSET EXCHANGE HAS EXTENSIVE CONTACTS IN THE PRECIOUS METALS’ FUTURES AND PHYSICAL MARKETS. AUTHENTICITY IS NEVER IN QUESTION WHEN PURCHASING OUR PRECIOUS METALS OR ANTIQUE COINS. ALL PRECIOUS METALS AND CERTIFIED COINS GO THROUGH A THOROUGH SCREENING PROCESS TO ENSURE AUTHENTICITY. HAVING RELATIONSHIPS WITH REFINERIES ACROSS THE WORLD ENSURES THAT OUR INVENTORY IS IN STOCK, VERIFIED, AND READY TO ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION.
Assured Asset Exchange (aabids.com) has 49 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.9 out of 5.
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Len H.
I have been trying to get in touch with support to change my credit card on file and no one answers
Elizabeth A.
The item listed was not clear and I asked for a refund of the cost and the customer service was extremely rude. I was expecting that the item i bid on was a handbag and not a painting print of a handbag! I would definitely be careful in doing business with this company.
Blair B.
DO NOT BID ON THEIR AUCTIONS! I recently bid on an emerald ring with an "appraised value" of $5500. I understand this is not the value of the ring, but like many others, I based by bid on the ring being somewhere in the ball park of at least half that. I paid $730 for the ring plus the outrageous premium of 21%. When I got the ring I was seriously disappointed. I took it to two local jewelry stores and was told it was worth $200 at best. When I contacted Assured Assets I was told the appraisals aren't theirs and your warned not to bid off the appraisals. I was then called a "baby trader" whatever the hell that means. These people are frauds. I've filed complaints with HiBid and the Kentucky Secretary of State, which probably won't do any good. Beware of these scam artists. The auctioneer did tell me he would buy the ring back for $200. lol.
Jeremy R.
WIRE MD THEM MONEY AND COULD NIT FULFILL ORDER!!! But they continued hosting auctions selling the same exact stuff. This company is a scam. Suppose to be fine extra fine and uncirculated condition half the stuff was way worse condition and selling it uncirculated stay away! Company is a ripoff
Grant N.
Their so-called appraiser Premier Gem Laboratory (PGL) doesn't even exist in the BBB. When I inquired about this they said they don't know why. When I asked if they would issue a refund if the items were found to be fake, they threatened to pass my invoice off to the next. Told them to go ahead and shove it. Do your research!
JU.
I have had nothing but issues with this group. I have tried to play nice but the gloves are coming off. The owe me several thousands of dollars, issue invoices and access my credit card. I have no option but to refer the case to both the Provincial and Federal Governments. My attorney is through the cross border trade agreements for this business now.
Michael P.
This was by far the WORST transaction of my life. The description didn’t come close to the actual watch. ANYONE buying a watch from these people beware. My watch was all different serial numbers nothing was authentic, I went to multiple places trying to sell it and they all said the same thing in different ways. “Where’d you get this thing? The dial and the bezel are all after market. They sold me a 16613 and yet it was basically just pieces put together to make it a bluesy submariner not an actual 16613 bluesy. I called for a refund and forget the fake watch they sent me that HEFFER that answers the phone was worse than the bs watch. Of course they’re from Kentucky they’re just hillbillies that try screwing over “us yanks and city folk”. Without a doubt the last answering the phones needs an attitude check. She’s just a nasty heffer. I wouldn’t buy another thing from them ever again and if it’s your first time don’t waste your time and money. I’m beyond furious and feel like I been robbed or scammed which both is true it was just by a couple of hillbillies
Keith R.
My bid always goes to the max. Read fine print