Quality Pawn Inc. 314 Albert Pike Road, Hot Springs, AR 71913

"This place has the best staff hands down. If you ever have any questions while there ask for Jared he is amazing! If you need speakers or amps then as for Taylor. He's the man for that!"

"I brought in over 2 ounces of gold in various coins. It was 2.2 ounces to be exact. They offered me less than $2400 for all of it. Gold is $1885 an ounce currently. Took it down the road to Mason's Coin and Pawn and got $3567 for it 1 hour later. I know the price didn't fluctuate that much in an hour. Would not recommend here if you're trying to unload some bullion. They said they were offering me 75% of spot value. 75% would be over $3,000. Either they're really bad at math or they're trying to rip people off. Either way that's not a quality you look for in a Quality Pawn shop."

"They don't like handicapped people to park in their handicap parking..... After 18 months of torture in our United States Army I believe I deserve to park in handicap parking.I will never go to this pawn shop ever again ,"unpatriotic." I do apologize to other handicapped people for their ignorance....."

"I've been going to this place for years, even after they changed location. I have to say that they have been the same nice, understanding and considerate people that I have come across. The family ( Matt, and wife, and son, and ALL the employees are willing to work with you and they listen to your needs. That's why I have shopped, and borrowed with them for over 16 years. And I will continue to do business with Quality Pawn. I know that I will be treated fairly."

"I went in one day and was told that I could get store credit for an item worth $80. I went in the day after and the same guy offered $60. They had identical PS3s for sale, one was more expensive than the other, even though it's hard drive was smaller. Here I am at my niece's birthday party and the PlayStation 3 that they sold us, the cheaper of the two, does not work. The item has obviously never been inspected, still has the old identification and games from the person before, and even has rust on the plates at the bottom where the plastic pieces are missing for whatever reason. I explained this because I was sold a PS3 today for my niece's birthday party and now I'm at home and it does not work. Do they test their devices before selling them? I don't believe they do. Do they come off as honest to me? No they do not. "Loud clunk and no disc read PS3" on Google for 3 hours, rebuilding databases, factory resets, airing out the drive. Even the sites say " it's broken when this happens". BUT THEY SOLD THAT THING RIGHT!? NAH BOYS. I'll be getting my money back within the 10-day grace period on Monday. I will not be shopping at this pawn shop again after I receive it."