Gem State Pawn — Local services in Fruitland

Sketchy pawn shop no doubt. Pawned a binary trigger through them a while back and forgot about it so it ended up going to the pawn. Done plenty of other business in the time being. One of the workers came out of the blue today and said I couldn't do anymore business until I bought the trigger back. 1st off the agreement with any. pawned item is that if it is not purchased by the end of the time period it is property of the pawn. Then he tried saying it was the wrong trigger and that I could no longer do business there. I then proceeded to ask him that they should review the footage of when I "pawned" it. He said they don't do that and that it would prove nothing. Make sure you take pictures and document any transactions you do with them on your own. They like to swap and switch items. And when they wouldn't even acknowledge it to prove they hadn't switched it and they said they cant review their cameras i knew something was off. ( very professional response by them per usual) and considering you're own employee inspected it and verified the item before proceeded with the transaction. Again makes no sense at all from your end. Remember....

Went to sell a nintindo switch a xbox elite controller and a lets go pikachu game. He quoted me at 100 for the lot. I accepted then told him i had a psp and a bunch of games there was a miscommunication on the price with the psp he was offering 40 for that lot but worded it weird making it sound like 210 since the psp wouldent charge. I agreed he wrote it up as one sale and offered me 110 well i was supprised since we already had the 100 dollar deal but they hadent paid. I figured the psp and games had to be worth more than 10 bucks and i was right they dropped the price when i put the psp...

I don't normally write reviews but i thought id teach the owner something. To quote the NRA website " You can also speak to the dealer and make an arrangement where you pay for the gun but they keep it in the store until the recipient comes in, fills out the form 4473 themselves, and takes possession of it." A straw purchase, as defined by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, involves someone who purchases a gun for someone who is prohibited by law from possessing one or for someone who does not want their name associated with the...