10 Times The Pawn Stars Scammed Customers...

10 Times The Pawn Stars Scammed Customers...
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I'm sure most of you are at least familiar with the ridiculous "reality" tv show Pawn Stars. It's a "reality" show, so that helps as well. And then you get to see all sorts of neat items like in Storage Wars, so this show does have a lot going for it. When it first came out in 2009, it quickly became the \ highest-rated show, and the staff of the Gold and Silver Pawn Shop became bona fide celebrities. However, after seven years and 12 seasons, it's time for the show to wind down. Like any other long-running TV series, Pawn Stars has become a hollow shell of its former self, and we're here to tell you why. Pawn Stars is one of the biggest successes in reality television. The daily goings-on at the massive, family-owned Gold & Silver Pawn in Las Vegas combines the gruff family dynamics and good ol' boy vibe of Duck Dynasty with the treasure-hunting thrills of Antiques Roadshow and the potential for scandal that goes along with everything in Sin City. Join me as I show you Times The Pawn Stars Scammed Their Customers, Don't forget to like the video, as well as subscribe, so you don't miss the next one. Which do you think is the most interesting? Let me know in the comments below.
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[@Jakedragonix]

The biggest scam in this video is the title saying top "10" and then starting with number 8, and then forgetting that the number 7 exists.

[@dogsrule9982]

LOL

[@masonprior6234]

That’s funny

[@travisparsell6240]

Ikr

[@StxrLordJr]

#lol

[@armenpaulah]

No it’s the givaway

[@TheHardTruthTV]

I like how it’s been years and you Haven’t announced any winners for the fake giveaways lmao

[@philipnedeltchev8679]

Yeah I don’t feel like a KZbin channel with 23K subs is gonna give away $5000 or 2 items worth a few grand

[@kimnewdelman3838]

Years?

[@morgangough7771]

David Brown Ennit

[@yvannarguelles7588]

Wow what!

[@TomatoDogMusic]

Not event 10 Times its like 5 times

[@deezznuts5396]

The real scam is advertising a top 10 with 7 entries

[@tompayne3200]

Worth 40k he gives him 30k I wouldn't call that a scam...

[@RingwelskiJacek]

I agree, auction fees are around 15%. So if they sold it at auction for 40k, they paid the auction house 6k and only made 34k. A 4k profit isn't a scam. This video is the scam.

[@leezhi538]

tom payne Ik now he’s offer like 25

[@tompayne3200]

But they go to the store knowing they won't get full value, that's the point of the pawn business

[@haraldjonsson5586]

@@st1n5hgaming52 They don't come to the shop to expect full price. Its a business and the pawn shop still needs to make money and not just brake even.

[@nasercea]

@@st1n5hgaming52 do you have something in exchange? you must be stupid right?

[@andyscoot43]

Accepting a low ball offer isn't being scammed.

[@nxtcosmic6081]

Its called finessing lol

[@troyroyce9668]

talk to your electricity company and accept the highest rate without information being available to you at the time of transaction lmao low ball ofeer is a direct word for ripp off!!! tool

[@andyscoot43]

@@troyroyce9668 except that's not the same thing at all. An electricity company is providing you a service, you are the buyer. Completely different dynamic. Go to a pawn shop to sell an item and you are the seller, it's a completely different dynamic. If they offer you a price you don't like you don't sell. It's as simple as that. How is offering a low offer any different to when these guys come in asking twice as much? You're asking the pawn shop to give you what it's worth, take on all the risk/cost trying to find a new buyer and the cost of selling online/at auction? You clearly don't live in the real world. I will repeat for the hard of hearing; Accepting a low ball offer is not a scam or a rip off because you are under no obligation to accept the offer.

[@imthemobby]

Sharon Lee Solet the haggling was legit tho.

[@darthollpheist1156]

@@andyscoot43 Some people are idiots and have never stepped foot in a pawn shop. They also forget that when they turn around and sell it (if it's not stolen and the cops don't take it leaving them with nothing), they sell the items for much less than it's worth. If they buy something worth $100, they'll probably try to pay about $40 because they are going to sell it for around $75-$80. And a 50% profit is right around the sweet spot for a pawn shop to make good money.

[@adam3839]

An item is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. Sell to a middle man, and expect 30-60% of the perceived value. If you want to get anywhere close 100% you have to sell to an end customer.

[@Prince-dz3fm]

yup, great advice

[@williampalmer2393]

This channel is the biggest scam. Doesn’t even show 10, starts at 8, skips 7, and still has not given out the rewards from the giveaways they already did. Then they put 6 ads in the video

[@joshuawolford5834]

Your comment is a scam you took the top comment and just added (pun intended) that there were 6 ads in the vid

[@williampalmer2393]

Just Josh ironic right?

[@Nuclearoutrage]

Also not to mention a lot aren’t bad deals the shops would never pay what the expert actually appraises and I think people are willing to come down off the max price cause you have to find a fanatic which pawn shops are great at🤷‍♂️

[@Sbin_1]

U also scam look up ur comment

[@Krazychris212]

These aren’t scams, just good negotiating

[@gethydrated3604]

KrazyChris nope negotiating implies both parties know the value of the item. Not an old creepy man taking advantage of people

[@sevenheadeddragon8583]

The point of Pawn Shop is to sell it quick. The Pawn Shop has to make money it's not buying to keep it's going to resale it of they buy at value they'll make little or no money on it. They have to pay employees, and the Bill's that come with having a Store in Las Vegas

[@radezekovic105]

@@gethydrated3604 Well, for most of these examples, seller knew the right value. For example, when they bought that book, they called an expert with seller present and seller KNEW it was 20k worth, yet agreed to sell for 7k, which is a clean cut definition of good negotiations.

[@christopherw8654]

I never understood how someone could be called a scammer just because a seller is too incomprehensible about an item he is selling. They are free to say no and walk away. As well as do their own research on the item. If someone is selling you an IPhone for $1 you don’t say well let me give you $1000. That’s just illogical. Learn to use your own brain.

[@1985jhoward]

@@gethydrated3604 Then you should know what you have when you're selling it. Just because the seller is ignorant doesn't make it a scam

[@kirbyjoe7484]

Somebody doesn't understand what the word scam means.

[@mikeg.7266]

I went there 6 years ago with original painting...the moron son offered me $250. I told him that he must be an idiot or a scummer...he got angry...I sold it on eBay $22,999....

[@thatoneduderer]

mike g. Seriously?😂

[@furydeath]

@@mikeg.7266 sure buddy

[@Arroww]

Infinite zK they don’t get experts to look at them. They get buddy’s to look at them.

[@about84cats86]

A Fraudulent or Deceptive Act or Operation.

[@wilmerorellana7806]

Foo this guy skipped from 8 to 6 he can’t even count😂

[@glies420]

Frank Matias true

[@patrickmcdonnell592]

Yup

[@korxzy2367]

Frank Matias hella foo

[@nightowl19god25]

Frank Matias I thought the same

[@judewarstler9253]

And he just skipped 9 and 10

[@justingockley5446]

Top scans: *first one is no deal* Top 10: *starts at 8, goes from 8-6*

[@niranjans1375]

Expert puts 20k on Newton's alchemy book? That thing should be damn priceless

[@kennythekrazed]

"Top 10" *starts at 8* *goes from 8 to 6*

[@4N5W3R5]

Biggest Scam of all was the number of Ads on this 10 min video... come on...

[@majedelali6633]

To avoid the ads, fast forward the video straight to the end and re watch it. All ads will be gone :)

[@dickeyd.o.c3250]

Or just cop KZbin red

[@maxiulai5596]

Just saw this comment. Good lookin. I’m out haha

[@freedomfest2741]

There's always KZbin premium, you will never see another ad ever again unless you drop the premium.

[@jimmystallcup4931]

KZbin premium is so worth it y'all

[@SoraLoot]

This video is freakin' troll bait.

[@indridcold8433]

You are right. I am a troll and I nibbled the bait.

[@mumblezz__5890]

Indrid Cold 😂😂😂

[@mumblezz__5890]

So is no one going to talk about how their “expert” said that al signature was from al Pacino when it was really from some random dude? Shows how much their experts know

[@gib6183]

You know that what he said was fake

[@JWJIV2005]

Speaking of being scammed, who won the iPad "giveaway?"

[@Sam-ug4ye]

Who

[@marvamunir6651]

Me jk

[@rylan8815]

Who would even pick the iPad get the 5000 dollars cash

[@jioq2697]

Lol

[@oarf1017]

Lmao

[@Daakusutepsu1]

It's really not a scam. Anyone who sells anything at a pawn shop has to know before going in that they're going to get low balled. You're selling to a salesman who's been selling longer than you. Also, you want the one thing that a salesman is never going to just give away; money. You're selling an item that he's going to have to sell to someone else and while it might be valuable, unless it is bought by the right person or people, it's like buying stocks; the value can fluctuate. Are they bad people? To some degree, yes, but so are you for trying to sell something that's worth a lot of money to a salesman. You'll get more from eBay than you will at a pawn shop. It'll just take longer to sell, which means you're selling it more for the convenience of quick cash which a pawn shop will accommodate you on. Moral of the story, if you have something worth X amount of dollars, if you sell it fast you're selling for cheap. Instead, keep it until someone comes to you and you become the salesman.

[@deezvidz218]

This is why I like American pickers better they even went back to give a guy more money cause they realized the low balled him

[@matthewmoselle9789]

Moral of the story, put a bullet in the pawn shop owner’s head while he walks out to his car after work. Solves the whole problem. 😂

[@Daakusutepsu1]

@@matthewmoselle9789 put one in your own if you're stupid enough to sell to a pawn shop.

[@matthewmoselle9789]

Daakusutepsu1 never touched a pawn shop in my life. Im not a desperate fucktard like most human beings

[@gabrielandrei8221]

The items were expensive already he would already sold it for a higher price if he didn't look for anyone but people looking for him yeah you're probably right

[@juliehipp2771]

That expert on the god father script should lose his title as an expert.

[@b3stclipz139]

Pawn Stars isn't real. I learned that you sign a contract saying that you want to sell something and if they accept that deal then you will come to the store a month later after they do some research on it. That's why they know so much about it when it comes through the door. They then film it pretending like they have never seen it before.

[@sanijas236]

B3sT Clipz who cares

[@tomquinlan5452]

Getting the guy down to 30k when it's worth 40k is a scam? How is that a scam, it's called business. They arent there to break even

[@ivanmacedo9238]

Tom Quinlan ok boomer

[@derekmeeks4006]

Therea nothing wrong with the word profit.

[@CG87343]

I agree 100%. That wasn’t a scam. It was good business.

[@candicecart9786]

EXACTLY! And the fact that the expert states the value in front of the seller (rather than behind closed doors) is very transparent... also thinking about storing that cannon- takes a lot of space vs a coin of the same value ... I mean most ppl run a business to make money... what I would consider a scam would be if the pawn stars knew the value was around $40,000 and were like I’ll give you $100... but also the seller has responsibility to do their own research on the value ... and again there is no obligation to sell- they can walk away and sell it at an auction house, marketplace, etc

[@joelmorissette528]

Nope, people out there thinks they shouldn't be allowed to make profit so they can be as poor as them..

[@Scottwax]

It's a pawn shop, you're not getting the best price. If you don't know that, its your fault.

[@Scottwax]

@Real Dudes Party Nude They aren't typically trying to cheat anyone, sometimes they don't know the true value either. They've even upped their offer if they think the customer's item is worth way more than they are asking. But it is still a pawn shop and they simply aren't giving the best price. If you want that, put your item into an auction.

[@phoneixenterprises]

@Real Dudes Party Nude show me the statues that state that! Pawn shops actually in almost all states have pretty strict guidelines and rules to follow.

[@bobjohn832]

Real Dudes Party Nude the people a majority of the time know a valuable price of an item because they have a expert come in and right in front of the customer and tell them. Also there selling to a middleman they still need to be making money of there purchases they could leave if they want

[@dalonrohrbeck5119]

Bruh it’s illegal to melt the currency down to sell for a larger profit.

[@afrojack5263]

Official Thanos gauntlet only one in the universe: Rick: alright this is pretty rare so $5 and that's about as high as I can go

[@tylerbradfield2582]

30,000 for something worth 40,000. That's more then fair, they have to make a profit.

[@GameDevAraz]

Tyler Bradfield How About £10 Profit...

[@ObitoUchiha-og2vd]

And he literally says he scammed him hah

[@thatsalotofsodiumcoins1615]

I am a coin collector and the fact that they melted them down makes me cry 😭

[@JohnSmith-mc6fk]

That's just what they say so they dont need to return the coins

[@lazer_entity1236]

Boo hoo

[@robertvoss7306]

The pawn folks have to keep items for 30-60 days depending upon the state. If stuff gets stolen, REPORT IT QUICKLY. Then the items get confiscated and the pawnshop takes the loss. Every item pawned/bought has to be inventoried and sent to the local police department each week to check for stolen items.

[@billsmith8825]

And it doesn't make any sense anyway. They said that some of the coins were worth a lot of money, so why would you melt them down? You wouldn't make more money by melting them down.

[@hp5469]

@@billsmith8825 i think they melted down the majority of the coins , those of which that didnt have any value over their melt value. Kept the ones with value more than that. Which wouldnt explain why they werent returned. Unless enough time had passed and they had just sold them by then.

[@daniele9992]

The title says "10 Times The Pawn Stars Scammed Customers..." Me: Boy, I only see 8, tell me how there are 10. Because of that you just got disliked.

[@RingwelskiJacek]

You didn't notice that they skipped #7, so there were actually only 7.

[@norms3913]

Lesson here : dont take your pricey valuables to pawn shops

[@tacojones4276]

This video should be on a list called "top 10 videos made by a toddler"

[@carsandtrucks6782]

Idk why profit is a “scam”

[@f62darkstar]

I know right.....you cant expect a pawn shop to pay retail price for something

[@AndreasEUR]

It's not. But if someone asks you "what's this worth? and you know it's worth for example 20000, and you offer 2000, you are SCAMMING the person .. That's pure scam.

[@AndreasEUR]

@DeathbyZombie Which is called fraud. :D

[@chrismurray284]

It’s not a scam, that’s how businesses work. They have to make profit in order to keep the business running. You should know going into a pawnshop that they are going to lowball.

[@AndreasEUR]

​@@chrismurray284 No, that's not how businesses work.. They work like this: "Car is worth 10 000, car company offers 8500. Seller knows it's worth 10k because he was told so by car company" A professional buyer will tell a customer excactly what it's worth, and how much they are willing to pay. If you hide value, you're SCAMMING your customers. Lowballing is fine, but TELL customer real value!!

[@MrJintensive]

I don't believe they melted that gold.

[@armenpaulah]

It’s not really a scam. They have to make profit like cmon they have to lower it down

[@stereosanctity7]

Armen Paul Hovsepian Never sell to a reseller...because they have to make money so they can’t buy it for what it’s worth...pawn shops have been taking advantage of people who are down on their luck for decades...unless you need to pawn something for money for your rent and then they hold it for you until you pay them...always sell to a collector or someone who has the money.

[@austinwinch1457]

Yes but what he means by Scam is when Rick offers 50 dollars for a 1200 dollar item

[@adenvalento]

they can't pay the full value and resell it at full value.......they won't make anything...

[@enakoracexsofranac4290]

@@adenvalento plus they stay with this item to awhile...so the money is trapped.

[@AwesomeNuke]

@@austinwinch1457 This is literally, by definition, not a scam.

[@tylerboles1994]

Customer: i have the sponge that gave jesus water. Rick: best i can do is $5 and im taking a risk here.

[@Shawn-_-888]

Talks about companies taking advantage of unknowing victims. Proceeds to plug a fake giveaway and puts like 6 ads on a 10 min vid

[@MinnesotanSuperman]

Me: tells Rick I want 1000$ for it Rick: I’ll give you 75$ Me: tells Rick I want 100,000$ for it Rick: how about 30,000 Me: but last week you said- Rick: Not a penny more. Me: 30,000$ and 12 cents? Rick: you’ve got a deal

[@cessna2066]

This is all B.S. The customers, Rick and even the experts are handling antiques without gloves.

[@grantrev-nz4337]

You are mint . Cessna 206 fantastic weapon , like most Cessna . I am from NZ learnt in a 54 170b. Its was my fathers. Only thirteen 170s were ever imported to NZ. By the early 1970s there were only 2 left. Our 170 stayed in the family from 1962 until about 2000. So most of my life there were only ever 2. There is still only 2 flying in NZ. But got to admit love 182 and 206. We also had a 310. Cheers C206

[@kirklove5025]

Its not a scam, it's called business and haggling. Anyone that comes in can refuse an offer if they want. Also, value is relative to each individual. These are facts.

[@Scratchingforcash]

Customer: I have the original 10 commandments plate that Moses held Rick: I’ll give you $15 and I’m taking a big risk

[@Clemmy121]

These aren’t scams this is how you run a business! If you pay attention to their profit margin, you would understand what it takes to be successful.

[@lyiamd829]

“Adam wanted $65,000 for the page” it’s TWO pages ONE leaf. Did you even watch the episode? 😂

[@joeyschlatter]

These were not scams, they are business men running a business, they made an offer and the seller can accept or reject it.

[@StxrLordJr]

1 *true* scam is that this video is "Top 10" but starts at 8 and skips to 6

[@dosmundos3830]

Good signature expert ya got there Rick lol

[@kingjiujitsu4698]

so SPECIALIST says it is AL Pacino authentic signature but then the producer says its his.. ok.. what an "expert"

[@2800boy]

Number one scam should of been that one offer they made for the PEZ collection which was a huge insult to the PEZ community.

[@namuh4658]

A lot of these aren’t even scams but okay

[@samuukxs1417]

Adam is just a sly guy wanting to see Rebecca!

[@No-em2ow]

Thanks for narrating!!!!! It makes me want to subscribe soooo bad!!!!!

[@Kanatax69]

Wait I thought they scammed every single person that walked in

[@davekiddie4467]

Nobody melts down old rare coins, they lied so they don't have to return them

[@natetomasi3625]

Dave Kiddie ya they did because it can make them more expensive

[@davekiddie4467]

@@natetomasi3625 it just means they are lost nothing more

[@natetomasi3625]

Dave Kiddie I don’t understand what u just said

[@ByeTech]

I could hear Rick with the guy selling the cannon "$30,000 is my max.... I gotta make money."

[@niymir2765]

“Wow what” LOL

[@importslunglowful]

these aren't scams, it's just people's stupidity and need for quick cash.

[@GameDevAraz]

Shannon Hill Its Deception, And Trickery...

[@importslunglowful]

@@GameDevAraz , it's only deception and trickery if you know better and they some how convince you differently, but still their own choices, this is all filmed in a production setting and they all know what is going to happen. It is all done with their knowledge of what's happening

[@GameDevAraz]

Shannon Hill Thats Not The Point... You Clearly See Him Pay Less For What Is Worth More... And Yet You Say Its Just Innocence, But Ignorance Is Not Innocence... Do They Make Right What Has Been Done Wrong... Would They Even Want To? No... For They Are Empty And Not A Vessel Of Truth... But A Vessel Of Conclusion...

[@importslunglowful]

@@GameDevAraz When was the last time you went to a Pawnshop and they paid you anywhere near what something was worth,, you don't seem to understand, they pay you what your willing to take. Otherwise, you take it home and forget it. All up to you and your needs period. no one makes you sell your stuff. SO, once again how stupid do you want to be with what you're selling? All up to you.

[@GameDevAraz]

Shannon Hill Better Answer...

[@urosbozanic]

Comeback Central : "Write "WOW WHAT" to get some stuff ( don't know, didn't pay much attention, was focused on a video)" Me : "The best I can do is "WOW" and I'm taking a huge risk."

[@Paladinforthewin_xx]

I like how they have “expert’s” on their pay roll so yeah it’s all a scam if you go to a pawn shop anyway

[@juancollazos196]

They have a very clear system of offering %50 of the estimated value in order to have room to haggle and make a profit. Being a dumbass in negotiation is not always being scammed

[@TheCayitos]

its so ironic how you did a video of the pawn stars scamming people but when you do fake giveaways smh

[@zackary1501]

Pawn stars? More like cholesterol stars.

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[@zackary1501]

@@ek9lonzhondapower427 alien

[@ianmclaughlin2580]

You good ek9lonz hondapower?

[@420protoman]

a pawn shop usually only pays you half or less of what the items are worth... that's just how they make money.

[@Berserk2228]

None of these are scams, they are making money.

[@suprisepikachuface4341]

Yup, deal is a deal

[@osumanaaa9982]

It's a business after all. They do take risks and in some cases they made losses on items they bought. Some items require conservation/storage fees and others need to be restored and documented before they can sell them. Also, when they put them on auction, they need to pay a fee on them so yeah... If you wanna keep your shop open in Vegas, you need to maximize profit.

[@jakeplumber1373]

I hate this argument. Just because something is a "buisiness" doesn't justify unethical practices. It's also a business decision to pay workers impoverished wages. Does that make it right? The slave trade was a business too. That argument is invalid in any justification of ethics.

[@osumanaaa9982]

@@jakeplumber1373 it's not really unethical to try and make a deal with someone. In some cases they actually offered more money than the seller was asking for because they knew it was worth more. The thing is, sellers shouldn't expext much from a pawn shop anyway. A fair price will change depending on where you sell your item. There are also many times when the item couldn't even bring the money it was bought for. And I mean, seriously? Comparing a pawn shop to a slave trader ? These kind of pawn shops don't deal with illegal stuff and give access of their databae to the police to help them catch stolen items.

[@T.J.S.]

It's not a scam when they go back and forth with with offers. It's just potential profit and part of the deal.

[@christophertucker8031]

Shame somone scammed a lawyer. Oh dear never mind.

[@iceswallowcome6980]

I like when people think that something is scam but they don t know that they re paying their workers, tax and everything and when we come to end profit is not that big.

[@seandonnelly002k9]

Not scams, it's called business, they're there to make a profit.

[@DaZ403]

@Real Dudes Party Nude still waiting for them to be arrested after 30 years

[@adamv2296]

@Real Dudes Party Nude what a dumb comment... guess it goes with the dumb name.

[@RexDogDelivers]

@Real Dudes Party Nude There is not a law anywhere on the planet that says you need to pay someone full price when buying something. Based on what you are saying I should be able to walk in to a fish store and sell them a $4.00 fish for $4.00 then they should sell it for $4.00. On a $4.00 fish we charge a shop $1.00. When we drop off large (expensive) fish we get anywhere from 25%-50% of the retail. We also own a Vape juice company. Or wholesale is about 33% of retail. When the shops sell the E-Juices they get a very nice mark up. We wholesale to fish stores making us one of their distributors. We wholesale to Vape stores we are 1 of their Distributors. So when you walk in to a pawn shop you become in effect one of their distributors. They can not just pick up a phone and say Hey send me 10X used Rolex (well in theory there is likely places they can do that) 3 rare pieces of art, and your Grandmothers used panties. You go in to business to make a profit. Sometimes you hit a home run and some times you strike out. But paying people assumed retail is always a strike out and a great way to be ouot of business as fast as the bank runs to 0. It is pretty easy to tell who here is a 9-5 person that will never be in business for them selves and if they do will either figure it out or go out of business pretty fast.

[@wendybranscum582]

Top 10 only 8 and went from 8-6 really!

[@cccyok10]

Exactly what I thought! I was like "wtf?!" hmmmm....

[@tiltedeveryday2468]

It’s really top 7

[@fogman2041]

I think you mean 18 seasons full of scams

[@USATODAYU]

The real scammer is the expert when he suggest price below it's value.

[@natetomasi3625]

Top 10 best scams: Number 1 ur giveaway

[@barbpowell6392]

Nate Tomasi number 2 is his entire channel

[@blankmaidenname1248]

Who the heck gets what an item is worth at a pawn shop??!? I would like to know where this nonprofit pawn shop is at!

[@masala4me226]

10 times pawn stars didn’t scam customers would be a more correct title

[@HughJassole420]

I like how these aren't scams? People don't have to agree to a low selling price of they want more money they can just say no lol

[@ianmclaughlin2580]

They’re smart I want the 5000

[@silverisez]

No one gonna question that the title says "10" times and it's more like 7?

[@chrismack4320]

Come on!! You know they always reduce everything by 30%.

[@77coolguy66]

i got scammed out of 4 times pawn stars scammed customers, video is titled 10 times and the video actually starts on #6

[@tkgsg]

The biggest one was Rick paying 60k for the half a million dollar worth Kennedy cigar box

[@tacllemtacllem7679]

Half of those are not scams. They are business negotiations. They have to resell the item and make a profit as well

[@shanks7987]

Nobody: This guy: Thus Thus Thus Thus

[@Denholm13]

ten times they got scammed? starts at 8 which isn't them getting scamed then goes to 6

[@toxiclogicmdonnyre6238]

I mean even he gets money in his KZbin channels for the views but instead says I gotta make a little more money on this lmao

[@WildBison74]

I feel bad for the uncle who had his niece steal and sell his gold coins. What a crap niece!

[@mefunnyknow]

This is what happens when you let idiots create videos on KZbin ! Disliked and reported for abuse !

[@italotorres11]

Top 10 video Starts with number 8

[@wandererinthedust276]

Guy: "I have the original copy of the Bible signed by Jesus himself." Rick: "I can offer you 5 shekels and I'll be carrying the cross."

[@darthollpheist1156]

This guy doesn't know what a "scam" is. This is a pawn shop. They have to make a large enough profit on it for it to be worth buying. That is usually around 20%-50% of the actual worth. High ticket items they often sell at auctions which means they have to pay the auction house, pay the owner, and still have enough left over for it to be worth buying. If selling in-house, they can buy for more but they still need to make a lot of money. And remember, when you buy at a pawn shop, you're not paying retail. You're getting it cheaper than you would from a dealer or a shop. So, say something is worth $10,000. They manage to buy it for $4,000. Well, they are probably going to price it around $8,000 or so because pawn shops run on getting things out of the door as fast as possible. For a few reasons. The risk of buying stolen items, they like to sell things that are big ticket items for a thief like jewelry and electronics, right away. So, they will do everything they can to sell them right away (like lowering the price). See, if the police come to see if they have the item, (they have to enter everything they buy into a police database) if they already sold it, they don't lose money. If they still have it, the cops take it, and the shop is out of the money they paid. Sure they can get restitution from the criminal but really, that doesn't usually happen and if it does, it happens very slowly. Also, you have to remember that they are there to make money. It's not a charity. If you come in with something you know nothing about and hope to get a high price, you're an idiot. You should know what your item is worth before you sell it. And, if you actually want to get the most out of it, you sell it on the private market or take it to an auction yourself. These people just want to go gamble. The pawn shop takes away the hassle of having to get the word out and actually having to make the sale. So, that's worth a lower bid. I mean, think about it, they have to keep the lights on, pay everyone that works there (including jewelers and security that have to be paid well), make sure the shop makes a profit and then still have something left for themselves. These aren't scams. If I don't know you, and you come to me with a laptop you're trying to sell, I'm offering you like $30. I don't care if it's brand new and worth $1,000. We would haggle from there. I don't understand how the person that made this video doesn't understand the first thing about pawn shops. Some people.

[@montage4life866]

I might not may get a giveaway but I’ll try WOW WHAT

[@mrmilkman365]

Their all fake

[@Miguel-fh7bv]

ur broke lmao stfu

[@origadeboar8528]

those guys on pawn shop, need to sell the item back. they need profit.

[@scicero1]

lastly, you go to a pawn shop when your desperate not for a good fair deal

[@colmanpage7472]

Wow what 5000 cash just subscribed never won any of these

[@buddyf3008]

Colman Page there all fake

[@alanolinger4980]

No scams here. Just buying low and selling high. It’s how they make their living.

[@vivekaaraga]

5:22 what’s that episode with the man placing an old sword on the counter?

[@dougler2679]

Glad the old man took them off the will 😂

[@gamingvids3737]

Customer : goes into shop wanting 25,000 dollars for a super rare gun Rick: can I call an expert to take a look Customer : ok Expert : this is worth 50,000 Rick : I will give you 15,000 for it my final offer

[@Saul20239]

FBI don’t forget his taking a huge risks

[@frostyt6129]

"WOW WHAT" pick me for a winner of $5000.00.

[@terhokilpelainen196]

All these giweaways ate fake

[@odhranfn9827]

frosty t it’s fake

[@dcyuyunari2548]

It's fake

[@inujosha]

People saying that it was worth 40 grand and gave her 30 grand isn't a scam need to get real. For poor people like me, which is most of us, that's actually a lot of money that could change your life.

[@Retrox1989]

Imagine winning the giveaway and picking the iPhone or iPad when there's $5000 available.

[@apo911]

the giveaway is fake

[@Retrox1989]

@@apo911 You don't say.

[@Scratchingforcash]

“WOW WHAT”

[@colmkendrick7480]

This is one of the best worst videos I've ever watched. Starts at 8 and then skips 7. Lack of ability to understand the word scam and a fake giveaway 😂

[@danieljake03]

Great find ! Good job kid 💪

[@caseyvanboxtel2279]

The WWII bike was a hell of steal. They paid like 500 and the bike was worth 6,000.