Two Rivers Trading Post Centre Sq, Easton

Two Rivers Trading Post Reviews

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  Sage Sakelarides
  1

  Avoid this place at all costs. They close early, don’t give a fair or even decent price for any products and continue to sell products that are broken, dirty or damaged. If I could give 0 stars I would

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  Mary R
  4

  The staff are professional and gave me a fair price for the jewelry I sold to them. A few other places in the area said the gold I had was not real or the jewelry was not worth a dime. This pawn shop gave me a fair price for the jewelry and I would definitely come here again.

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  Kinsii King
  1

  You want to be spoken to rudely as well as be put down, come on down to this hole in the wall and get beat! Lady behind the counter is so rude she should be homeless. Have fun with her! I see all the truths on here the owner doesn't answer back! DON'T GO HERE Stay away at all cost....this place needs to be shut down

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  Michael Vincenzo Gargone
  5

  Great guys fair prices for the items I had worked with me to get a deal

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  Joshua Myers
  5

  If everyone hated it so much, they wouldn't be in business. I bought a great guitar there, and I'm very happy! I think college kids get jealous!?

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  Not Mentally Fit
  5

  Good Place To Cash Checks And Buy Items

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  Cameron Wiseman
  1

  I called and asked for Jason- The woman said he wasn't there and hung up on me? Weird...

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  John Truoccolo
  1

  I went there at one time very unfair they try to give me a loan for a low amount that was worth 2grand. I would never go there again.

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  David K
  1

  Althought I have not been here recently, I wanted to post a review about how I was scammed by this place years ago, and how a serendipitous event led me to discover the true nature of of the scum that inhabit this shop. I found an engagement ring at Dorney Park in 2009 and I turned it into the police, a year later they signed it over to me since they could not find the owners of the ring. I brought the ring to this shop and they told me the stone and gold were only worth about 200 dollars, and they offered me 100 dollars for the ring, which I took. This was a very distinctive ring and about three years after that, in Quakertown I noticed a woman with the ring on. When I asked her where she got it from she said her husband bought it from a pawn shop in Easton on their anniversary. They paid $4100 for the ring and said it was appraised as being worth $5000 after the sale. Scammers exist in every aspect, as I have found throughout my career in sales, but these pawnbrokers are quite filthy. Some people aren't sophisticated enough to understand the value of what they have, and I do understand that a business has to make profit, but I don't think there is a tangible business out there that aims to make 5000% profit. This is because of the simple fact that you would usually have to take advantage of your customer to do this, or in this case omit information AKA lie. A lot of salespeople think this way, and live with themselves, and personally I think that kind of behavior is disgusting. Even though it did not affect me negatively, as I was lucky to find the item and have it bestowed unto me, I wanted to point out the lack of ethics in this situation and share this with other consumers so they can avoid this place.

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  soni
  5

  great ppl they will help you and even give you a small discount if you ask kindly XD