Deal Zone

If I could give this rip off zero stars I would. We bought a game system and some games there and when we asked how much the games were she said $ 7-​$ 10. So we picked out some games and were getting ready to check out. I have my debit card out on the checkout counter and she grabs it and swipes it and then I have to ask «um, you didn’t tell me a total?» She responds with «over $ 200». I was in disbelief because the console was $ 60 and the 3 games were supposedly $ 7-​$ 10. We get out to the car and look at the receipt and see that she charged us $ 40-​$ 50 for each game!!! We go back in to return it and she won’t return them. We are now filing a claim with our bank because who says «over $ 200» for the total and not give an exact total of $ 249.75?! And who takes your card and swipes it without telling you a total.
We have tried to cooperate with this lady even trying to make a deal to let us return the games at least. Not even the console. Nope. We asked to speak to the manager and she says «he’s unavailable». Yeah right. You are the owner of the store with your Mercedes and CA license plate sitting out front. People that «work» at game stores don’t own a Mercedes. People that own a store do. If you’re going to rip people off, go back to your own native country.

They sell items that are damaged.
Ps3 controller (analog stick broke and didn’t charge, we returned and was offered name brand ps3 controller which she then charged us extra for)
PSP (disc compartment wouldn’t latch, we returned and exchanged but the new one had scratched off serial number and also was broke)
Several known stolen items that Deal Zone bought and are reselling.
Overall pretty high prices for used electronics.
I would recommend going to disc replay instead.

I have visited this place a few times. It’s basically the equivalent to the CD and electronic buyers/​resellers that were super common in the 1990’s. You can find used CDs, DVDs, electronics, instruments, amps, video games, tvs, and lots and lots of junk. Yep, I said it… junk. The aisles of the store are cluttered with random garage sale crud. Literally! You can’t even walk around in the shoppe because there are piles of assorted junk on the floor everywhere. Old beat-​up looking car speakers, guitar hero accessories, early 2000’s era phones, and pretty much anything else a meth addict may have stolen from his neighbor’s garage can be found at Deal Zone.
The owner is a shrewd, not-​so-​friendly lady with a thick eastern block accent. I wanted to like her considering she’s a local business owner and everything, but she lied to my face multiple times. Of course, that’s how pawn-​brokers function. They have to deflate the price of items they buy and inflate the price of items they sell… that’s business. Still, I didn’t like the lady lying to my face, and I got a super-​scuzzy vibe from her.
Granted all of the negative aspects of the shoppe could easily be overlooked if it had great prices. Sadly, it doesn’t. Walmart is cheaper. But hey, if you’re looking for a scratched-​up Richard Marx CD from 1994, or a torn subwoofer that smells like dustbunnies, this place may have what you crave!

This place is great. I used to come here with my girlfriend and comb through their movie selection, reminiscing and thinking of which ones we wanted to watch that night. This is similar to what I did at block buster all those years ago, except you own the movie afterward. Check the disks, I’ve never had a problem, but I’ve seen some beat up discs.
She also offers a very competitive price on movies and games, whether you are buying or selling.
It really is interesting to peek through all she has to offer.