Yes, depending on the make and how old it is.
Majority of the time, you'll get caught if it is stolen. Here in Canada, the police check pawn shops weekly for electronics that have been reported stolen. So if the computer has been reported to the police as stolen, and you sell/pawn a stolen computer, then ya I'd expect them to find out. If it is a stolen machine then whether or not it's been reported as a stolen computer really depends on the previous owner. Example: if the owner is a person who knows almost nothing about computers and they only have one to use for internet research and email etc. Then obviously that was a big deal to that owner, they used it for important things. Also for some reason a working computer to someone who knows nothing about them could be worth a lot of money in their mind. Even if its a p2/32MB SDRAM, and a 4GB HDD, if it works then it could be worth whatever they bought it for in their mind, when really it's only worth about 40$
Yes, the pawn shop receives a ticket from you which will have the pawn # then once you have received the item in which was pawned they tell you who pawned it.
Ask the pawn shop, they will tell you how much they will pay you for the ring.
a pawn shop can rule out or authenticate diamond, or moisenite.
I would first tell the garage you want to see your car. If you get a song and dance then tell them you will now report it stolen for you brought it to them to fix and it is not in there shop.
The are many online sources that tell you how to unlock cell phones. Also asking the pawn shop owner may be a good way to get you cell phone unlocked.
You can check the current value of gold by calling your local pawn shop, and asking what they are paying per pound if you have plans on selling some. You can also look for the London metal exchange, they tell you how much the pawn shop would be getting or other major companies.
If you mean physically - the computer is missing, or there is a space inside where the hard-drive once was.
Basically you take something you own to the pawn shop. They give you money for you're item and a ticket and also tell you a time limit. Now if you want to item back you can take the ticket back and pay the money and get it back, kind of like a loan. If you don't buy it back before the time limit runs out then they'll sell your item to get the money back.
Obviously not.
it is usually stamped with 10k or 14k,or take it to a jeweler or pawn shop,they'll tell you for free because they are usually bored.
How to tell if a iPhone 4 is stolen
It's in a Failsafe mode! (electrical problem) Take it to a tranny shop tell em if they can hook it up to a computer for the tranny and hopefully they'll tell you the problem.... It's in a Failsafe mode! (electrical problem) Take it to a tranny shop tell em if they can hook it up to a computer for the tranny and hopefully they'll tell you the problem....