Lou's Jewelry & Pawn

Cori Gray

Brought a piece of jewelry to loan against, it’s been appraised for a few thousand and the guy behind the counter told me it’s not worth that (he said maybe $400). I have the appraisal at home. Guess who won’t be getting my business, Lou’s. To top it off the guy was rude and laughed in my face when I told him what it’s worth. Don’t give this guy your business!

Brian helm

Very Friendly Staff, Parking Sucks big time.. Fair deals, and will take what many smaller places wont.. Your stuff is never worth as much as you think. Still good experince

Soleil Levant

This review is definitely going to be a different one. I haven't ever thought about going to a pawn shop before, until I had to. The best advice I can give you. Do not come here or anywhere else thinking that these businesses are going to give you the best deals or even care to give you the best deals. The money will only be good if it has bad energy from a popular product.. If you are desperate with good energy, please stay away.. Spiritually speaking they Will knock you down every single time. When you walk in here make sure to have on a mask. They will not let you in. But personally, the energy wasn't bad but off.. it is Clean and organized and this business likes specific, classic things. Apple products aren't one of them or at least the ones older than 2018. He says the MacBook Pro with 13.5 retina, in good condition that he didn't even look at in the box, was worth a little over $400 and offered me the lowest price that he could give, which was a solid $200. Compared to paying $2500... I have other products as well but seeing as he was only willing to give me $50 for a classic gold ring marked with 5 years of celibacy, I knew then and there this was a very steal your energy type of business. If you are desperate and do not know the worth of your own energy. They will make more from the bounty of your energy, than the product itself, giving scraps added to your lifespan. Be careful in general.. The reality of energy stealers. They know the true worth of your items from your energies and will give you a low ball price but behind your back will make triple off not the product but the energy it provides. Just because this business seems clean cut, does not mean you sell your energy. That's what you're doing. Know your worth and give your products to someone that needs it or a loved one to add positivity to their life.. it will be beneficial to u and whoever you give it to.. imagine selling your fire energy that you put on a product for 4+ years and they want to absorb it for $200? This is karma in itself on the seller. They take on your positive patterns, habits and abundance in exchange for their health and things happening in their life from the specific buyer. It is real out here. Being desperate doesn't get you far. Being aware of the goodness in you will.

Fran Marsh

Called to get the current spot price they were offering. Refused to give me a number over the phone. I understand the unwillingness to provide a quote for specific items, that's completely reasonable. My issue is when a business will not provide a number which should almost be a standard depending on the current market price and other factors unique to that business. It leaves you wondering what kind of shady used car salesman tactics they are planning to employ after sizing up their prey. Would not waste time driving or walking a few blocks or miles. Don't bother calling either since they are unwilling to give any pertinent information over the phone. Finally, I'm truly happy for any company/small business which has the financial fortitude to repell potential customers in the current climate. Sincerely A small leak 😉