Trading Post Northwest in Newberg, OR

Friendly and knowledgeable about firearms and laws surrounding them.

Seriously hate the Trading Post in Newberg. I've tried to take things in on 4 separate occasions and they have never even tried to be helpful. Its simply a "oh that's hard to sell, or not worth anything" without even looking at it. Things that I know are worth good money. Plus they are very vague, and EXTREMELY rude. My rating and recommendation? 0 stars, and if you value your time and sanity, never EVER go to that pawn shop.

Great customer service nice people and some great deals on guns.

Neat pawn shop, the employees are helpful. Great experience.

There is a young man working at the Trading Post by the name of Tyler, this person was extremely rude, unhelpful and also shows ZERO compassion for people going through a hard time. My daughter just had brain surgery and I came in to pawn a ring in order to get enough money for gas to go see her up in Portland. Not only did he offer me an insulting amount, but he then decided to comment on the fact that I was quiet, because I did not know the routine with pawning jewelry... I am still fairly new to this experience. I was in NO way rude..as he had noted I was quiet. He then implied that I was illiterate for not understanding HIS lack of information given. I was NOT impressed by his behavior. Told me if I had been nicer he could have given me more money..? First of all, it is all too obvious you do not like your job.. Excuse me for coming in today.. I will take my business elsewhere. I did not appreciate YOUR surly attitude. Your customer service is atrocious. I suggest you learn how to read people and their situations better. So as not to come across as arrogant. As another employee had pointed out, your Employer is out on vacation right now. That may be, but I doubt he will be pleased to read such an outstandingly negative review on account of you. For the owner of this establishment.. Get better employees for your shop! Business is sure to improve with the release of a few lazy employees.