Posted by jon f mn on January 01, 2014 at 12:34:45 from (70.195.3.98):
In Reply to: pawn shop posted by the flying belgian on January 01, 2014 at 12:18:25:
If you need money you bring something of value in. You have some choices at that point. First you can sell it and take the money and run. Next you can pawn it which is to take a loan on it. Usually they will let you make payments on it til it's paid for. The charges are very high tho, on small stuff you may have to pay back as much as double or more. If you don't pay it they take it and sell it. The store is for the stuff they buy outright or get from non payment. Some also go to auctions like storage lockers and stuff and buy out estates and such to keep fresh stuff in the store.
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