they have called 2 times in the past month both times when i have been away from my phone and they never leave a message. I called back after hours and it said Midas Resources
Someone must have entered your phone number into the "For More Information" form on their website. I wouldn't be surprised if the call was random, as many people often put fake phone numbers on internet forms.
I just got a call from this number and googled it. I purchased from Midas a few years back and had called them recently. Message indicates they are interested in buying back. If you buy from them and don't know much about purchasing gold coin check the value of what they are trying to sell you. I was not. Gold has gone up three hundred dollars since I bought @ $937 and I still can't get anyone to offer me close to what I paid.
It's like buying a car, be informed on what you are getting and haggle.
I agree its Midas Resources. Sponsor of the mighty Alex Jones Show. That said, I no longer believe in gold. I used to have the gold bug until I realized that gold is just another speculative racket. Its value rests entirely on the Greater Fool Theory. You buy gold hoping to unload on someone else willing to pay more for it than you did. Gold is money ONLY to the central bankers. It is useless to the rest of us. If you try to play the game, you'll most likely buy and sell through a handful of gold dealers. The ratio of gold buyers/sellers to the gatekeepers is not in your favor. The dealers soak you big time when you buy and give you less than spot when you sell.
The only time gold is ever money in the classical sense is where it exists to bring buyers and sellers of real goods and services together. Gold must also hold value as a savings. The only way that can happen is when the power of government decrees what the money will be, regulate its value, prevent fluctuations, and it must be debt-free. For an economy as large as the U.S., we would have to use a multi-metal currency as there simply isn't enough gold and it can only be divided up so much.
A macro-economy using a real Constitutional money system would destroy the fictitious capital markets, which makes up probably 95% of the GDP. Gee, the U.S. might have to put up sky-high tariffs, arrest and hang a few thousand banksters on PayPerView, and actually produce what we consume once again.
I got a call from this number and it was from Midas Resources. However, They were not scamming the public for gold when they called me. They are now scamming business for marketing ads on google or other on line services. I have used these kinds of ads and found that there are click bots that click your links an can run up your pay per click bill to 900 dollars per day. And Google or Yahoo or Ask will not give your money back. What that is left in your account is stuck there as well which you can never get back out.
I lost over 10 grand on these pap per click and mass mailing scams. My advice is cuss them out when they call and run like hell.