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Pawn Shops

Pawnbrokers issue personal loans to people, while holding their property as collateral. Jewelry, tools, firearms, and electronics are commonly held to secure the loan. If the loan is not paid back, the goods are sold in a shop setting.

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Do pawn shops buy jumper cables?

I got about 5 bucks for some really nice ones with a carrying case. You apparently can pawn them but they are going to need to be nice ones in good condition for the shop tomhave any interest at all

How much would the pawn shop pay you for a bow?

Much, much less than it's actually worth, rest assured. It all would depend on what exactly you have.. bows themselves can go for $20 for a simple recurve bow up to the thousands for complex hunting rigs built on a compound bow.

Does the pawn shop on hard core Pawn have a website?

Yes it does. The store is called American Jewelry and Loan. See the link below for their website.

Do pawn shops buy cameras?

Yes most do and if not take it to one I the stores in the mall that resell electronics

Which pawn shops buy rims?

most of them.

I ran into this place in Toronto called Tire Pawn. They actually buy and sell wheels and tires for cash on the spot. their website is tire pawn dot com I believe

How do you go into miguels pawn shop fallout new Vegas?

Normally you just walk up to the door and press the enter button. Keep in mind it's a location within a location, you've first got to enter the Westside sub-area that contains it, before you can mark it off on your map and fast travel straight to it.

When some one pawns a rental item who takes the warrant for theft by conversion the pawn shop or the rental company What deems the charge a felony?

The rental company always retains ownership of the item, and would report the loss to the police as theft (Larceny After Trust).

The pawn dealer, who paid for the item would be out the value of the pawn. He could report being defrauded to the police andhe could sue you civilly for to recover the damages from his loss.

Whether or not it constitutes a felony is usually detemined by the monetary value of the item. This amount will vary from state-to-state or according to the elements of the crime and could be charged (according to state statutes) as either a misdemeanor or a felony.