I have a smart phone to sell in perfect condition, whoever just answered the phone was rude & lost out on a potential buy, that would have turned a nice profit for them. I can call any other pawn store in town to inquire if they will buy a smart device by giving them the condition of the phone, model, storage capacity, carrier etc and they will look up the phone online and quote me a price based on the going rate. I actually did call 2 other pawn stores before calling Larry's, one told me they don't buy phones at all, the other gave me a lowball price, the point is they still told me OVER THE PHONE so I don't waste my expensive gas coming all the way down there ,which I told him. He says " i can't tell you if we would buy something from you over the phone", I did explain to him other pawn stores were able to tell me, he then makes a rude comparison "if I tell you I want to sell you a car over the phone, you would want to see it first." Either you are buying smart phones or you' re not, it's a simple question, just like I can I can tell if I am buying cars right now or not, and if I am, I will ask some questions about the car and will buy yours based on if what you told me beforehand was all true, when I see it in person. I am telling you it's in great condition, it's unlocked and the model / storage capacity you can tell me if you want to buy it and for such and such amount, then when I come down in person and you verify everything, we then conduct business. He seemed very lazy, didn't want to do any research on his end online about the phone. Obviously they care more about selling , not buying anything people have to sell. This is why pawn stores are becoming obsolete, everyone shops online nowadays for most everything. You would think they would do everything they can to try hold on to their irrelevant businesses a little while longer. I will post it on eBay, it will take longer to get the money, but I will definitely get more for it online than what Larry's would have paid anyways had I did come down there and waste my time. Negative feedback for a business can make or break them, it gives consumers the power, businesses use to be able to treat us however they liked, thank God for the internet so we can get the word out about rude establishments, poor service and poor quality products. I WOULDN'T RECOMMEND Larry's Pawn store at all, there were other comments that the people there are rude and they were right. read more