In this short consumer‑advice video, the presenter warns viewers about the dangers of impulsive purchases from TV and online infomercials, especially when buying jewelry that appears to be gold. He demonstrates a pair of earrings and a ring marked "14K" that actually contain resin or wax, meaning they contain virtually no real gold. The speaker advises viewers to verify product claims, be cautious when buying or selling such items, and to subscribe for future safety tips.
So today we're going to speak about buying online and on the TV. So sometimes when you're dealing with mom or grandma, they get impulsive. They see the really cool commercial and they start buying a bunch of stuff online. Now, sometimes it's okay, but you need to be careful. Here's a good example. So over here you have a pair of earrings and a ring. Now, these things, although they look good, you cannot really put them on the scale. The reason is there's a mark on this ring and it says 14K. Underneath that it says resin. What that means is there's resin or wax inside here. So these are paper thin and you cannot put them on a scale because it's barely any gold. So make sure when you go to buy or sell these things, take extra precaution. Please subscribe so you don't miss any future videos.
