TEL AVIV, ISRAEL, June 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) IPawn.com is a brand new online experience for people looking to obtain fast money for collateralized loans. It's also a good place to shop for high quality used merchandise at affordable prices. This new concept offers privacy and convenience for both buyers looking for a good deal, and sellers who need to find cash fast. Fortunately for many people they may have a dresser filled with jewelry, watches they never use, and gold or silver coins that still have considerable market value, and now they have a place to go that will accept them as collateral for a loan.
The beauty of pawn shops online concept is that no credit reports are required to make a loan. The loan is made simply on the basis of the value of the valuables you want to use as collateral. Examples of items that can be used as collateral include: watches, jewelry, gold and silver coins, and anything else you might consider to be of value. You can get the money you need fast, without the use of credit reports, and from the convenience of your home or business.
Everyone has emergencies they must deal with to come up with some fast cash; sick relative, paying the bills, school expenses, or maybe you just want to fund a long overdue vacation. iPawn is a new online shopping experience that can get you the money you need fast.
About iPawn
iPawn is a new online pawn shop that will accept your valuables as collateral to make a loan.
If you need cash now, don't waste more time running around, start looking for your jewellery, watches and gold or silver, and contact Ipawn to let them offer you a quote. Once you agree on a price, you ship the product to them free of charge, and they will deposit the funds in your bank, in your Paypal account or will send you a check.
If you would more information about obtaining a loan online, please click this link now: http://www.ipawn.com/
Pawn Shops Online Can Help You Get the Cash You Need Fast Without Any Credit Reports
Ipawn.com is the latest and safest way to get a collateral loan on line without the need to drive around in unsafe areas looking for a traditional retail pawnshop.
2012-06-08
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