Cash Canada

I guess the first thing to say is Don’t Forget to get your copy of the contract they are pretty good at forgetting to give it to you. If you don’t get it you can still get your item back but it will cost you up it ¹⁄₃ more to get it out. That is exactly what happened to me once. For a pawn store just be careful when you pawn. To buy something there they are great you can lay away for almost a year paying about 10% a month even though you have to be careful they are still the best pawn in Forest lawn lol

Located beside Hong Kong International Groceries, this pawn shop was interesting in that it also served as loan store. I decided to humour one of the loan officers by having the following conversation:
«Hey sir, what can I do for you today?»
«Hiya! I’m looking into procuring some cash, please»
«Sure, what kind of loan are you looking for?»
«Well I’m looking for one where I can have money»
«Well for how much? We do have a special interest rate and payment promotion at the moment»
«thats too much noise for me, can I maybe just have some money?»
*awkward moment of staring*
Anyways when I had lost my ipod I decided a brand new one wouldn’t cut it. So I decided to stop by Cash Canada to look for a used one. The lady was very helpful and attentive and instantly recognized my expression and offered discounts. While some of the used ipods were oddly overpriced (one even had dents on it), I found that their older generation ipods were reasonably priced. I ended up purchasing one.
As it turned out, my lost ipod was hiding in my left stinky boxing glove all along. So a few days later I decided to return my purchase. Unfortunately they could only return the amount I paid for the merchandise and didn’t’ reimburse me for the $ 7 insurance item fee they suckered me into buying (fooled me once). I didn’t bother to complain any further since from what I heard from other people, my refund experience at a pawnshop could’ve been much worse.
Great service. I can tell that they’re going for a more professional retail customer service approach, which is great for a pawn shop in Forest Lawn.
The store still looks like a mangy garage sale, with a few used items that had interesting smells attached. However, I did see a collection of samurai swords. I wanted to check some out badly, but at the time there was this intense tattooed Russian Guy checking them out like a serious sword connoisseur…
Not that I was scared or anything