買取専門店大吉 尼崎店 - Amagasaki

I used it to buy stamps today. While checking the number of sheets and the amount of money, we responded politely. I will bring it again.

Thank you for your polite response. I was worried when I visited the store for the first time I was glad that you kindly explained and finally disposed of unnecessary items.

The clerk was very polite and nice. I had the gold coins assessed, but it was about 20,000 yen lower than the websites of other stores. The k24 was purchased for about 4400 yen per gram. So I can't recommend it very much.

You can buy not only precious metals and brands but also liquor and garake. It is more conscientious than other stores, and it offers a reasonable purchase price at the first shot. The shop assistants were friendly and easy-to-talk people, and there was no complaint in terms of customer service. When you enter the store, you can get one free drink (by the way tea is a small can) I forgot whether chocolate or candy was on the table, but that kind of thing was also placed. I think that it is a good store that does not forget the spirit of service to customers.

It was a kind and courteous response from the customer's standpoint. Other stores felt somehow smelling, but Daikichi's personality of the store manager reflected on her, and she was evaluated with confidence. Stamps, old coins, and broken accessories are also shops that I would like to ask for more than expected. If you go to sell, it is a super recommended purchase store.

I went by and asked about the valuation amount of the wristwatch, but the clerk was the worst and dishonest in dealing with the amateur. It's been a story until then if it was said that it would be better to bring luxury goods to such a store at the end of the day. First of all, he said he didn't want to sell it and just wanted to know the current market price. However, I handed it to him because he asked me to show it, but even though it was an item that cost more than one million yen, I was plausibly looking at it with scratches while touching it with my bare hands. Then, while saying that I would keep it, I swung up the watch I had in my hand and disappeared into the backyard. It is outrageous to swing around someone else's belongings or take a high-priced item to an invisible place without telling the owner. Then it disappears from the front of the customer for a long time. 20 minutes! It didn't show up. When I thought that it had finally come out, I was offered a valuation amount that was considerably lower than the market price, without being afraid. And, unlikely, the main body was scratched, and the leather belt was also marked with an indelible mark. Apparently, the scratch was made by trying to open the inside without asking me, the owner. Even though it is a screw-in type lid, it seems to be a scratch that was slipped when trying to pry it open with an instrument. The trace of the belt is also a trace of forcibly bending without knowing how to remove it. I said that I didn't intend to sell it, but I wonder if I tried to confirm the authenticity on the premise of buying it. I didn't apologize for the damage, and for some reason even the clerk was returned with a frustrated attitude. It was so unexpected that I was so frustrated and hurt, and I regret that I left the store without noticing it on the spot.

Mr. Daikichi knows his name, and since it is only here in Amagasaki city, he was taken care of by his husband's purchase of Rolex. I didn't expect it because the old model had scratches and dirt, but I am satisfied with the price.

I bought a fairly old Louis Vuitton bag and wallet. It was 30 years ago when I was a student, and the inside of my pocket started to get sticky, but I'm very happy that I bought it at a surprisingly high price. I'll bring a new bag this time! !! Thank you very much.