11/3/2013 by D. Cammarota
About Online Pawnshops
Online Pawn Shops are becoming increasingly popular and for a variety of good reasons. For starters, dealing with pawn shops online is a discreet way to pawn your valuables. There is no shame in needing a little extra cash, but some prefer to keep transactions such as pawning and borrowing private. Secondly, deciding to use a pawn shop online is a great way to get as much information on a pawn shop before making any decisions. There are directories that list online pawn shops and they often provide reliable consumers reviews.
Pawn Shops online work pretty much the same way traditional pawn shops work in that you provide an item you wish to pawn or sell and receive an amount the pawn shop is willing to lend or give for the item. The only difference is that you most likely need to ship the item, but many online pawn shops offer estimates or appraisals based on photos and descriptions alone. But, just like with traditional pawn shops, it is important to ask ask many questions as you can to the online pawn shops to be sure you and your valuables are protected.
To find a local pawn shop online simply enter "online pawn shops" and enter your zip code. Or, if the location is not important, simply search for "pawn shops online" and you'll be off to a great start. When you do your homework and shop carefully, you can find pawn shops online that are reliable and secure and can get you the quick cash you need when you need it.
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Leo on 11/25/2015
As bad as predatory leednrs are, the worst are 'tote the note' car lots... a car that would Blue Book at 2,750 (if it were in good shape) is on the lot for 3,900 cash price... Or 900 down and bi-weekly payments for so many years that the actual cost ends up being around 10,000 dollars or more. If any payment is even a minute late, for any reason, the car is repo-ed AND the entire rest of the note is accelerated and turned over for collection. Yet people drive away in these debt traps so often that the lots around here turn over a big chunk of their inventory almost weekly. Is that large a segment of the working population so strapped that they can't save up a few thousand in time to get a decent ride? Hmmmmmmm.