I am not going to get into discussing the range of second hand Ipods, phones and cameras on sale at…read moreAadvance loan centre, but they stock a reasonably priced range of jewellery (much of which are new items), particularly ear rings, they have a great range of ear studs which are substantially cheaper than you will pay at other piercing shops. Also if you are a musician it is definitely worth a look at their range of musical instruments and they have an excellent range, from didgeridoos, recorders, futuristic electric violins and accordions just to name a few. Definitely worth a look.

I got to the 411 address at 8;45 and it was closed and it cost me $24 in a cab. Poor form. I then…read more took the cab down King street to their second store. Also closed. I should get them to pay for the cab. PS I tried calling first and got fax line with a unintelligible voice behind the fax tone. Meh.

Tiny brightly lit space with friendly staff. Really easy to do business with, and a nicer option…read morethan trawling pawn shops checking prices to sell your old jewellery. Don't trust Google maps for the location, enter Woolworths by Town Hall Station and go to the vitamin/beauty section on the ground floor. The entrance to the arcade is at the back of this section.

Really great staff and very clear cut service, great prices and easy to find…read more As previous reviewer stated, do not trust google map, it sends to a rather yuck pawn shop with $600 dollars less on your gold. I used my iPhone map App. Or Woolworth's opposite St Andrews near Queen Vic Building, the mall behind woolies is where it is. Small, efficient and highly recommended.

for those of you that don't already know Cash Converters is a chain store pawn shop operating in…read moreseveral locations around Sydney. This one operating in Bondi, is one of the better ones I've seen, selling a whole range of surfboards, musical instruments and bikes along with their normal supply of electrical goods, CDs, cameras, hardware and exercise equipment. The prices here aren't dirt cheap, but also aren't as expensive as your boutique vintage/2nd hand stores either that seem to be popping up all over Sydney lately.

Some times these places make me feel uncomfortable as I think of the dire straights that someone…read moremust be in when they come to a place like this for help. I feel worse to think of the profits that they will receive from those who sold their possessions, upon selling them to me. But then I also think that it's a part of life, and people who sell products to them are helped by the cash they recieve. Either way, places such as this become treasure troves of pre-loved goods, where you can buy guitars and other musical bits and bobs, TV's, mobile phones, watches, all that kind of stuff. It's a small, crowded, almost dingy little store on William street, but it does the job. If you're looking for some second hand goods, give them a call with your request, or drop in if you want a scout around for a good deal. I did. And I think I'll come back too. As a pawn shop, its good, just not a huge place. They have a nice range of guitars.

Really, helpful... these guys show great compassion & are keen to go the extra mile if you wanna…read morepawn stuff in confidence.They also have some excellent watches & jewellery for sale at amazing prices.. also, some great deals for guitars & lots of toys for big kids.. they obviously have lots of experience in their game.

Staff are terrible and rude. I think they are a failing broke business that when confronted with…read moredeals they can't completely rip you off on they blame the customer and the product. I took an authentic Breitling watch there to sell and at first they complained that the battery was not working. I then fixed the issue which was actually just a setting to do with its timer which was odd because they claimed to know the watch well. After showing them the settings they then said the band was broken and they would have to spend hundreds fixing it!?! These people know nothing! The band is flexible so that it's comfortable!?! For a store that can sell crappy Casio watches for hundreds of dollars it seems a bit odd that they would replace a non broken band on a watch they know nothing about. If you can't afford it then just be honest don't try and rip people off more then what you guys already do. Also being nice also yelps.