How to get SILVER for FREE – Stacking Silver – COINS – Bullion – Precious Metals on a BUDGET

@stewloft2382says:

This was painful to watch. I am not a fan of dragging out the subject of the video, especially without anything useful to use as filler…

@Moon-magic109says:

Great video ….

@whatmattersmost6725says:

Well, it's Silver is NOT free! As you can apply any cash back to pay down that credit card.. I use the 1.5%/2%/3% cash back to reduce my raw cost. Apmex has a 4% Bullion credit card that nets you back down to Cash prices. But stay with in your budget!

@user-hz3ug1fq5lsays:

It's not free when you're paying the stores 3% more to cover processing fees so you can get your 1% back.

People who think this is good are happy enslaving themselves. Pay cash folks and free yourselves.

@michaelnienaber8263says:

Do can and bottle recycling too.

@JohnMiller-jl2prsays:

nothing in life is free….

@jaybarr3307says:

There's a very key gotcha about this idea. A fundamental thing that is so important, the entire plan fully collapses you if you blow it. To explain: my friend in the auto-repair business has been doing this a long time but not to buy silver. That doesn't matter. He funnels every expense he has onto one credit card. Cell phone, electric, heating oil, fuel, pest control, his paypal acct, car repairs, cable tv; groceries, consumables, dining out, his kid's tuition, you name it. Nearly all of his living expenses went to that one card. He even used it to buy a new car but they only let him do $10K because of the fee they digest. For the balance, he used this technique and paid years in advance. Back when he had a mortgage, he tried to get that onto the card as well but he said the bank fought him on that. It was the only one he couldn't do. Now, 100% of his bills get paid on time, automatically. He never has to open an envelope. Then – and this is the MOST important thing – he set that credit card to pay itself, in full, from his bank acct, every month. He didn't even need to open that bill either! Keep in mind that, if you did this, your monthly credit card balance will be large and he stressed that you absolutely MUST set the card up to "pay itself", in full, so you cannot forget to pay it and end up eating interest payments. He pays no interest ever. Another thing he mentioned: cash-back cards have limits and they're usually very low, just a few hundred dollars. Airline miles do not have limits and, since he intends to fly outside the U.S. frequently to visit family & friends, he racks up those miles using a particular airline that flys where he wants to go. Same as getting cash to him. Many venues and vendors offer double and triple points so he pays attention to the monthly emails from the airline to stay abreast of "special offers" where points increase. Using this technique, he's been able to get at least one ticket, sometimes two and – once – three, round-trip tickets OUS every year. All were worth between $1300-$1500 at the time. In my opinion, this would work for anyone at any income level, but ymmv. There is another upside. Because no bill he has is ever late, he said he has an outstanding credit score. The better the credit score, the more perks they give. Just don't spend more than you earn and keep your bank account. I bet that could be easy to do. As I tell you about him, it sounds like he would embrace a CBDC since this technique is basically living almost cashless.

@telldor4720says:

Wow! You are encouraging people to run their cards up to get points to buy silver……isn’t this how we got into this mess, ie debt clock. Wow!

@wasillastackersays:

I am 60 years old and I have never even applied for a credit card

@mike111omsays:

eBay won't let u use the gift card to buy bullion or coins

@martinco712says:

Another way is to sell your silver eagles when they are high then repurchase them when they are lower and buy some more mettle with the difference. I messed the wave last time this was possible but my friend did it with a monster box and rubbed it in my face.

@SolemnStackersays:

Was about to pay the IRS tax is owed for 2023 with my EBAY MC, until I saw Turbotax charges a 2.49% on the amount you owe when using CC.

@elicrutchfield9588says:

If you're not paying your credit card off in full every month then you are getting charged interest and more than likely that interest is going to be more than any gift card you are getting. It takes a while to save up some points to get a good size gift card.

@bigo2032says:

Coin Roll Searching, I search 2-4 boxes of halves, 1 box of quarters,& 1 box of nickels every weekend, last year I found over $700 melt value of free silver good luck & Keep Stackin bro

@dannymarlin9150says:

I have a Credit Karma account and so I check for all the credit card offers who will give you cash back when you spend a certain amount in the 1st three months which is usually 1000.00 and you receive 200.00 back in most cases. I have did this several times with different cards. I had one that gave me back 200.00 for spending 500.00 in the 1st 3 months. To me this is a great route to go.

@kevinpratt425says:

I live in a state where they pay you to recycle bottles and cans most of my large stack has been bought this way and all it cost me is a little time and some gas to redeem them for money all free it's a win for me

@josiaboysays:

I dont think Walmart lets you buy bullion with gift cards…

@bowlmeovervasays:

Thanks for sharing. 🙂

@joeyz6323says:

That’s a great idea, I can’t believe I never thought of that.