Pawns of Decatur

"Great prices on ammo"

"Bad experience and rude owner, bought a Cricut from him ( note was not bought on store in person meetup from marketplace.) As soon as I got home I tested the Cricut and it didn’t turn on replied as soon as I found out, maybe a couple hours later he finally replied, then didn’t respond for days, unit I found out it was from his pawnshop, when I asked for a refund, he was very offended by it and was enforcing a store credit policy. Which again I didn’t buy it from his store so I didn’t know, I declined his store credit because he had offered a refund or replacement, after I messaged his in regards to not wanting to a store credit, he blocked me on Facebook and said that because I didn’t make it to his store that one time I said I was going to he was not going to do anything for me and blocked me. Though he took 3 days to respond to me, and just so happened that I got off work really late that day he thinks that gives him the right to rip me off from $100 hard earn money. But yet he took from Saturday when he was notified unit Wednesday to respond to me."

"Absolutely horrible service. Bad attitude from the emoyee. After he offered a very low price for my items. I asked how we got to that price. He was obviously very offended by this question. He stated he didn't like all the questions I had. I said it doesn't seem like you wanted my business since I walked in. The situation escalated. I left without saying a word, while he stared wishing I would say anything. I don't know what his problem was. But he should consider not bringing it to work. Very unprofessional. Would not recommend going anywhere near this place!"

"Nick is great, hoping to trade a fancy record player I can't use for some Ray-Bans. I have bought at least 3 tv's from them and all my sunglasses. Love Nick"

"First of all, sir, my husband is a good Christian man who neither curses nor is racist. The accusation of such is quite appalling. As far as your comment about his Marine Corp. hat and his tattoos is unprofessional. He not only served YOUR country in the Marines but the Army as well. He simply was interested in an item you are trying to sell. The truth of the matter is he was NOT kicked out of your store but left with his dignity in tact. You clearly have him mistaken for someone else. (You are human. It can happen to anyone) but to publicly make a claim that you kicked him out is false. Good luck sir in your future business. Keep in mind that word of mouth can make or break a business in this town."