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      Cash Converters

      Financial Services
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      9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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      06 757 2629

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      137 Devon Street E, New Plymouth 4310

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      Phone:

      Main - 06 757 2629

      Address:

      137 Devon Street E, New Plymouth 4310

      Servicing:
      New Plymouth Area, Taranaki
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      Links:

      https://www.cashconverters.co.nz

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      Cash Converters is the world's largest second-hand dealer, and a market leader in pawnbroking and small loan services. We help thousands of everyday Kiwis with responsible financial solutions. We provide multiple services that help customers get on with their day-to-day lives. This includes small loans, retailing quality goods, purchasing unwanted or unused items and pawnbroking. The Cash Converters franchise system started in New Zealand in 1993 and currently has 22 stores employing more than 380 people.

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      01/17/18

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      Being a brick and mortar store, Cash Converters is a hassle free way to buy second hand goods. For a smallish store, they have a nice range of quality goods at decent prices. I don't know if I'd call them 'bargains' per se, but they're a lot cheaper than buying new.

      05/02/18

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      We have seen Cash Converters from both sides. If there's something we want to buy, we can usually find it at a better price than new, often with some kind of warranty. They are not as cheap as getting things from an Op Shop but a lot of their items are newer. When it come to selling them things, it is a different story, because they offer far less than things are worth.