Gary Weiss Fraud

[charleslevin]

Unfortunately through a simple Google search you can find out this man is a fraud. He sold me a diamond with a FAKE GIA certificate worth over $20,000. There's evidence he's sold many other people diamonds of a lesser value than promised.

At least I can do my best to warn others from purchasing from this dishonest man.

 

[babs23r]

I'm sorry that you were a victim of fraud. How did you find this dealer? Thanks for the warning.

 

[Karl_K]

Location of the store and details of the fraud would be helpful.

 

[denverappraiser]

I've never heard of this company, which is no great surprise, but I DID do the simple Google search suggested. What I found is an assortment of unsubstantiated claims of serious criminal behavior, mostly on the same day that this post appeared. It smells like a hatchet job to me. I haven't a clue if Weiss deserves it or not but the whole attack strikes me as HIGHLY suspicious.

There was a discussion here a few years ago about a jeweler by that name.
[URL='https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/gary-weiss.40787/']https://www.pricescope.com/community/threads/gary-weiss.40787/[/URL]
This may or may not be the same company so take it for what it's worth. It's not THAT unusual a name.

Charles. GIA is big on enforsing their copyrights and protecting their brand. If you've got a counterfeit GIA document, they wil vigorously pursue it. Slamming them online may feel good but it very well make your case worse (assuming you have one).

 

[diamondseeker2006]

Wish you had found PriceScope first. Hope you can get your money back through legal action.

 

[Doc_1]

The map of a diamond is like a finger print. always check online with GIA before committing to buy
http://www.gia.edu/reportcheck/