Pawn Services at U.S. Money Shops
Pawn anything of value when you need cash fast
The word "Pawn" means "to deposit as security, as for money borrowed," according to Dictionary.com.
Often, this term is misunderstood, so we would like to clear up some of the confusion. Here are some facts about the term "Pawn" and how it is used:
How does pawn at U.S. Money Shops work?
U. S. Money Shops lends money by using any valuable merchandise that you own as collateral. Anything from gold and diamond jewelry to musical instruments, televisions, tools, video game systems, electronics, and other types of merchandise. Particularly favorable to many pawn shops are items that maintain their value over a reasonable period of time.
Why would someone come to U.S. Money Shops to get a loan, versus another pawn shop?
This is a great question. U.S. Money Shops is not your everyday pawn shop. The days of the dark and dreary pawn shops are gone. Come take a look at our clean showrooms and well-qualified staff. U.S. Money Shops offers a quick, convenient, and confidential way for people to borrow money. If you need short term cash, you can get it at one of our locations without a credit check and without the fear of legal consequences if the loan is not repaid.
What is the difference between pawn and selling you my personal property?
At U.S. Money Shops, we pawn and buy and we will help you figure out which of these options best suits your needs. If you are planning on getting your personal items back after a period of time, then pawning is your best option. If you no longer want or need the items you bring to us, then selling them to us is our best option. Either way, U.S. Money Shops will treat you fairly throughout your transaction.
Can I just renew my pawn every 30 days?
Absolutely. In 30 days, when your pawn comes due, you may choose to pay just the fee and interest listed on your pawn agreement. A U.S. Money Shops customer service specialist will review your pawn agreement with you to make sure you fully understand how our process works.
What happens if I don't repay my pawn loan on time?
If you don't repay your loan before the date that it becomes due, the merchandise that you put up as collateral becomes the property of U.S. Money Shops after a period of time designated by state legislation. This period of time varies from state to state.