Voting in the Gold Retirement category has been temporarily suspended
Bullion.Directory precious metals news 17 May, 2023
By Alison Macdonald
Commercial Editor at Bullion.Directory
Unfortunately due to current SEC actions against one of the finalists in this year’s Bullion Dealer of the Year public vote, we have made the decision to temporarily suspend the vote in the affected category.
The vote will re-open shortly with the company concerned now disqualified from the vote.
The company who came 6th in the category’s shortlisting vote – Noble Gold – will be added to the category voting form – replacing the disqualified company – and the vote will be extended by two weeks from May 26th to June 9th to allow for some degree of catch up.
This is a regretful episode and will undoubtedly impact the integrity of the Retirement category results.
Thankfully it will not have any impact on any other categories nor the main Bullion Dealer of the Year vote, due to the fact that the disqualified company was not a finalist in any other category.
All entrants in the prize draw who voted for the disqualified company will still be elligible.
Voting will reopen here shortly – until June 9.
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