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6 June 2012, 02:50 AM | #28 | |
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Real Name: Paul
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You're right about the prices being higher, but I spoke to one of the guys (one of the regular workers, not one of the stars) and he told me the truth about the whole set up. Two things: First, because of the show, they do expect to get more money for an item then out of a regular pawn shop, whether you like it or not I guess that makes sense. But he said it is really not THAT much of a difference, prices they have gotten for items since the show started are only around 10 - 15% higher. Second, he said those are asking prices, and when a sale is made it is never at the asking price; customers banter and get them down to a more reasonable number. It's all about the negotiation. I found his insite straight forward and honest. If you were a good negotiator (which I'm not) I'll bet you could get a coveted item for a reasonable price. |
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