Okay….I’ve got to ask….what about stolen goods?
Pawnshops are a business just like any other. But unlike many other businesses, pawnshops have a special set of laws that keep them on the straight and narrow. Pawnshops are specially licensed and cooperate with police to prevent the movement of stolen merchandise. When you pawn an item at Fort Jewelry & Loans, we take your name and address, verify it with your valid driver’s license and then inspect the item carefully. We test diamonds and gold for authenticity. If you are bringing in something like a TV or VCR, we test it to make sure it works properly. If there is a serial number on the item, it’s also recorded on the pawn ticket. There are three reasons for this level of scrutiny: Every day, we must submit a list of all merchandise received, including serial numbers, to the police. The police compare the serial numbers against records of stolen merchandise. Why do we do this?
Pawnshops are a business just like any other. But unlike many other businesses, pawnshops have a special set of laws that keep them on the straight and narrow. Pawnshops are specially licensed and cooperate with police to prevent the movement of stolen merchandise. When you pawn an item at Red’s, we take your name and address, verify it with your valid driver’s license and then inspect the item carefully. We test diamonds and gold for authenticity. If you are bringing in something like a TV or VCR, we test it to make sure it works properly. If there is a serial number on the item, it’s also recorded on the pawn ticket. There are three reasons for this level of scrutiny: Every day, we must submit a list of all merchandise received, including serial numbers, to the police. The police compare the serial numbers against records of stolen merchandise. Anything stolen is recovered this way and returned to the owner. Why do we do this?
Pawnshops are a business just like any other. But unlike many other businesses, pawnshops have a special set of laws that keep them on the straight and narrow. Pawnshops are specially licensed and cooperate with police to prevent the movement of stolen merchandise. When you pawn an item at The Cash Store, we take your name and address, verify it with your valid driver’s license and then inspect the item carefully. We test diamonds and gold for authenticity. If you are bringing in something like a TV or VCR, we test it to make sure it works properly. If there is a serial number on the item, it’s also recorded on the pawn ticket. There are three reasons for this level of scrutiny: Every day, we must submit a list of all merchandise received, including serial numbers, to the police. The police compare the serial numbers against records of stolen merchandise. Anything stolen is recovered this way and returned to the owner. Why do we do this?
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