Those are Silver, These are Gold

Growing up, most people would have come across the poem Silver and Gold, which is about friendship. It starts with these memorable lines "Make new friends, but keep the old; Those are silver, these are gold." Then, it goes on to expound the intricacies of friendship.

In this modern era, many friends are made on the internet. The phenomenon of online friendship gives the poem a whole new meaning. If new friends are as silver, then, they are quick silver. It's not uncommon for people to be acquainted with one another for a few minutes, a few hours, or even a whole day, chatting like they have known each other for ages, and then, never to speak to one another again, for the rest of their lives. The speed of friendship on the internet can be lightning quick, laced with silver. Of course, there are also instances where you have made some friends and they disappear for a long time, then, reappear like magic, and they can be talking to you as if not a minute had passed. Are those friends gold?

Online friendships are rather different than real friendships. Surely, you have made a good number of friends on the internet. Can you tell the silver from the gold? Do new friendships mellow with age and become more refined? What manner of the test of time and change do online friendships stand? How many of these friends even use their real names or particulars? On the internet, you can be a fictional character with really no strings to pull you back. That's the virtual way of the internet.  

Friendship on the internet is truly hard to measure. Is it silver or gold? It's hard to call. What's easy to call is this silver buyer. Do you have silver to sell? Call today and find out how you can get instant cash for silver!