Pawn shops in the city

[ken0042]

Originally Posted by kunkstyle

The dvd's & stuff I was hoping to just get rid of in one swipe. Don't want to sell them one or two at a time, and I'm doubting anyone would want to buy a box of random dvds.

I guess that depends on what they are; how many DVDs, and how much you want for them. Make a list, come up with a price and throw it into the Buy & Sell here.

[yads]

Originally Posted by Sainters7

Oh man, I hadn't been to a pawn shop in years and just went last week, after cleaning out my storage area and finding a ton of old crap. I live in Edmonton so I was at the glamorous Stony Plain pawn shop / rub & tug district, just a complete hole of an area.

Man do they try & lowball you too, to the point where its just insulting (no room for bartering either, its take my lowball offer or get the F out). That's the last time I go to a pawn shop for a long time. Pawn Stars it aint (obviously). I'm sure there's decent ones somewheres, but I def couldn't find one.

Not sure if you brought in anything of value. If you note on Pawn Stars they only really barter on stuff that has any kind of collector value. I'm sure they stop filming when a guy comes in with a box full of DVDs.

[DownhillGoat]

Originally Posted by yads

I'm sure they stop filming when a guy comes in with a box full of DVDs.

I'm sure that they only start filming when a guy comes in with an interesting item. The guys on the TV show don't even work there anymore unless they're filming. You bring in an 18th century musket/barber chair/coke machine/item that's amazingly a knock off, they call the 'stars', set up a filming day, you bring your musket/barber chair/coke machine/item that's amazingly a knock off back then and they start filming.