Cash Converters Robina

Went in to see how much my under armour project rock earbuds would get (just over a year old). They offered $30 and the guy with the weird haircut told me (with a straight face) they would sell it for $59. Looked at their online store and they advertise the same one for $175. Rip off. Don’t go there.

Appalling experience.I ordered 4 drill kits, they were sent in 2 separate boxes that arrived on the same day. ✔Upon opening said deliveryEvery item gaff been deliberately packed upside downWhy on earth would the items i ordered be sent and packaged inside a cardboard box UPSIDE DOWN?Unnecessarily VERY passive aggressive.with the potential for very destructive results, which I'm sure you are aware of.Obviously there are issues within this store that deserve a serious look at.Disappointing

They are easy to talk to and are happy to resolve any problems that may arise. Thank you guys.

Amazing Service!, very happy making a killer deal on the Digidesign 003 mixing console and providing detail, photos and everything on it and also being able to ship it out today, give Clayton a raise for his very professional and satisfying service! 10/10

Staff don't care. They have no interest in helping. They just make stuff up to get a sale. I ask for the details on an item and they just read the front sticker. Really poor. I do not recommend

Called a day before in advance to put a cymbal on hold so I could buy it, they said they'd hold until end of business the next day. I turn up the next day to get it and they already sold it. EXTRAORDINARILY unprofessional, you'd expect them to be able to do a simple hold but they were too incompetent

A $5300 mobility scooter and I get offered $250 and it's like brand new....I know a business has to make money but that is extreme. I think the Australian government needs to look at the Pawnbroking industry...there's making a living and theft. I think cash converters is the latter.

Big props to Jordan and Natalie from Cashies Robina. We purchased an evolve skateboard from them and both were so helpful prior and during purchase. Couldn't have been happier. They're both a huge asset to your business. Thanks guys!

Was considering selling a white Fender Malibu Guitar. Was offered $125. The guitar presented like new and in the past, I have sold two guitars that I was happy with the offered price. When I questioned the price, I was told the price was because the guitar was the low end price point of the range and that they would only be able to get around $150 for it. Well I just sold it on Facebook market place for the asking price of $300 in 4 hours. If you are desperate for cash, then sell with cashies, if not sell it any other way you can. The sales tactics are just straight up BS. From my searches, they are about 20% off retail when they sell an item and offer you less than 25% of the original purchase price. Pure preying on the desperate at its best.