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July 2024 by Koe Mando
Selling counterfeit goods is a federal crime in the United States, and the penalties increase with the value of the counterfeit products. The Trafficking in Counterfeit Goods Act states that selling less than $2,500 in counterfeit goods can result in up to 10 years in prison, and $2,500–$100,000 can result in up to 20 years.
If you suspect a business is selling counterfeit goods, you can report them to the FBI or the U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). You can also file a report online with the National Intellectual Property Rights Coordination Center.
Brands can also take legal action against counterfeiters, with civil remedies available for all intellectual property (IP) protection and criminal remedies for copyright and trademark infringements.
Securing IP rights: Registering trademarks, patents, and copyrights can restrict others from manufacturing products without permission.
Brand protection teams: Establishing a dedicated team to monitor infringements and take action against counterfeiters.
Educating customers: Informing customers about the benefits of authentic products and how to identify and report counterfeits.
Strengthening supply chains: Carefully vetting suppliers and using technology like RFID.
Collaboration with authorities: Working with authorities and using legal measures.
after reading all the reviews and adding up the amount of knives you sold at $200 a piece is a federal crime and you will be punished for up to 10 years in prison an eye for one and turning you in to the FBI
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November 2023 by Heather Vandenburg
Black Friday deals were awesome!
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November 2023 by Robert adair
Good people. Some deals to be found.
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November 2023 by Jerry Buxton
No o e asked me if I needed help
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September 2023 by Wilbur Buckley
These guys rock if your using cash American or ez pawn for any reason your being ripped off and laughed at. There all con artists 89er pawn is where you need to do all your dealings just some good old boys and gals helping us in need!!
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August 2023 by dillon4442
Came in and got a really good deal on a milwakee blower. The woman was extremely nice and even gave my spoilt son an airsoft gun he was raving about.
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May 2023 by Josh Denton
They staff is sometimes friendly and the store has a very wide variety of items and that's good its also a problem the reason they have so much is every single item it over priced by atleast 10 dollars, and they are so picky on what they accept for collateral it's surprising they stay open. If they would accept more items and then get rid of them at a decent price turnover would increase resulting in shrinking wall to wall inventory no one wants to buy. Letting go of a few of the workers and making the ones they have do some organizing and inventory they would go from an "If you have to" to a "first choice" bottom line D
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November 2022 by Mike Norton
Like a home away from home
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November 2022 by Carmella grant
This place is non color friendly its not organized they don't give your money worth
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September 2022 by David M
This place is just filled with old junk. They obviously know nothing about musical instruments as every guitar and amp in the store is junk and likely stolen. The days of pawn shops are limited but this one won’t be around much longer for sure.
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July 2022 by T.G.I. Friday
Let me tell you one thing about this placeThey have they have a guy in there his name is IsaacHe's the bigFriendly bearHe will goOut of his way up andAboveWhat's needed to make you happyHe does everything by the bookHe helps people as much as he canHe will evenOpen it back up if you're running lateTo help you outHe'sThe one thingThat makes this place great
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April 2022 by Russell N.
This place is great I would recommend it to everyone. The Wiley old guy that works the counter and owns the place was fantastic and very helpful.
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March 2022 by Will
I had a good time here. Was laughing a lot of the time while in the store. Bought two items. They cut a deal which was nice. Hope to stop back.
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March 2022 by Eric Fish
Horrible pawn shop wouldn't even take time to look through our dvds, too lazy.
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December 2021 by SK Kim
Buddy of mine bought a knife here for $200. It turned out to be a fake microtech being sold as a real one from this establishment. My buddy didnt ask for a refund, he wanted the other fakes on the shelves addressed so that noone else gets scammed the way he does. They refuse to cooperate and continue to sell counterfeit products for authentic prices. Such shady business tactics is what keep pawn shops at the bottom of the barrel as a business entity.
