Need cash fast? If you've weighed the other options, pawning your television can be a quick way to get there. Electronics are among the most popular items pawn shops buy, and a flat-screen you rarely watch is easy to turn into cash.
How It Works
Bring in your TV and a pawnbroker assesses its condition, brand, and size, then makes an offer — either cash to buy it outright, or a loan with the TV as collateral. The big advantage is speed: no lengthy application, no credit history required, and none of the hassle of listing it online and dealing with individual buyers.
Pawning vs. Selling a TV
When you pawn a TV, you're using it as collateral for a loan you'll repay by an agreed date to get the TV back. When you sell, the TV is assessed and you take the cash with no further obligation. Because pawn shops resell for a profit, buying it outright is simpler for them — so you'll usually get more money selling than pawning. You still have room to negotiate, though brokers keep a close eye on current electronics pricing.
Ready? See our pawn or sell a TV page or call (561) 774-9292.