When Megan Starich showed up to exchange her treasured wedding ring for several thousand dollars, she thought she had done everything right. The Florida woman decided to sell the $5,000 ring to help pay for her husband’s medical bills, which stemmed from a 15-foot fall at work. Watch the video “My husband fell 15 feet onto…
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Oh, this is so awful. I feel badly for her….I would like to take this opportunity to warn people that even so, this is the best way to sell a diamond ring, this or on eBay. You can’t sell a diamond ring to any jeweler, they simply do not buy them. My friend had a blue diamond ring appraised for $10,000. She ended up after 7 months selling it for $2,500….I have been robbed – scammed – via Craigslist, myself. Beware.
That’s awful! Is nothing sacred? She must be so heartbroken.