I have been doing business with this company for over 45 years and every transaction has been…read morehandled fairly and honestly . I would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone requiring their service.

From the owner: At Auto Pawn Edmonton we pay top dollar for your used cars, trucks and vans and have been doing so…read morefor over 50 years! We're always fair with our customers and easy to deal with, as demonstrated by out A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau. Call or stop by today for more information.

Overall, my experience was not as good as I thought it would be and the price I paid certainly…read moredidn't match up with the car I was given. Mandeep and Stephany were really good and helped me get into the car I was looking for, moonroof, heated seats, ect. However, the car I test drove and the car I received didn't have the same regular features. The car I test drove had power seating but the car I bought had manual adjusted seats. I wasn't told the car I bought had manual seating until after I had purchased it and was disappointed that I spent all that money for manual seats, when the rest of the car had all these upgraded features. There was a little miscommunication when it came time to pick up my vehicle, the salesmen didn't know anything about the car starter, and I found a dirty and wrong size trunk cover in the back of my new car. If I didn't go through it, I would have driven away with dirty, mismatch accessories. However, I spoke with Kyle (manager) and he compensated me for my troubles with free gas and a car wash. However, when I got my car back it was covered with circular scratches that come from an automated car wash. I also purchased a protection spray for my car, but it doesn't seem like its protecting from anything! I have scratches on my car and rust underneath.2/10 would not recommend.

I was rear ended and my old vehicle was written off by insurance in January 2025. After looking…read moreonline and test driving others, I found a used Kia Soul EX on sale at Northside Mitsubishi. Our sales rep was Jun and he was very pleasant to deal with. We were not pressured into buying any additional warranty, upgrades, etc, so we bought it in cash for asking price + GST. After taking the new vehicle to my regular mechanic, he alerted us to an engine ticking noise that was alarming and I should have it checked out. I contacted the used vehicle manager Kyle who asked us to bring it in and have it looked at. He agreed to have it sent to their sister store (Sherwood Kia) to be diagnosed and tested for power train warranty (Kia is 100,000km). He also provided us with a loaner vehicle to use while our Kia was in service, which was offered before I had asked for it. The service manager Chase liaised between Sherwood Kia and myself to keep me updated of the claim into Kia Canada for engine warranty. They had my Kia for a total of 5 weeks during which I put about 1000km on the loaner vehicles during that time. Kia Canada ended up covering a new engine under warranty, which was completed by the sister shop, and I didn't have to pay for anything. They even reinstalled the block heater my regular mechanic had installed for us after purchase. 4/5 stars because Northside Mitsubishi took responsibility for the engine concerns, I wish it hadn't been an issue I had to deal with originally, but they handled it very professionally.

When my husband and I first got to Edmonton, we needed to find a bank where we could hold onto as…read moremuch of our money as possibly without oodles of fees, since we were tryiing to make it on one income (I couldn't work until I got permanent residency). A credit union seemed like the sensible choice. This location and the one on 107th Ave are closest to our house. I usually go to this one because the parking lot is bigger. My husband prefers the 107th Ave location. When I get a load of change, I like to deposit it in savings when I get a minute. It's an easy way to try to build up a little backup fund. There is one woman here who seems to grumble whenever I do it. Sorry, I thought that was part of the cashier's job...counting money. I just have not gotten a warm and fuzzy feeling from Servus, and my main complaint is their security method. While I'm glad that someone is attempting to alert us of fraud, I'M still the one getting screwed, but it's by them and not the criminals. When you use your debit card at an establishment that has had a fraud alert in the past, or there has been questionable activity there, they de-activate your card and then inform you that this has happened. Later. Unfortunately, in my case, both times they've done it, I didn't get the phone call from them until a day or two AFTER I'd tried using my card for something and had no other method of payment, which is COMPLETELY embarrassing when you're out and there's a line behind you. Everyone assumes you're overdrawn. The first time this happened to me wasn't as much a big deal, but when I went in to find out what was going on, they couldn't tell me WHICH questionable business I'd been to. THAT made me angry. Why is it such a secret? Just tell me so I can avoid the place in the future or use cash there. The second time, I had bought a book that very morning at the Goodwill location in the West End and the card worked fine. When I got down to the Bulk Barn down in the South Common an hour or so later, the card would not work. I had $200 worth of groceries in my cart, and had to ask the cashier to please set them aside so I could come back for them. I then had to go to the nearest Servus I could find (the one on 99th Street), get a new card issued, and then drive all the way back down to the South Common. I was PISSED. So it was obvious that Servus has found something weird with the West End Goodwill. Not sure if there have been skimming incidents there or what. But now I know if I go in there I need to have cash with me. Yesterday, I needed to get some money for parking at the ATM at this location, and the ATM was out of service, so I had to go down to 104th Ave to the ATB for $. I'm getting more and more disillusioned with Servus as time goes on.

Genuinely the biggest joke ever. So yay! I earn my money that I cant use because I need to call the…read morebank to verify every single purchase. Half the time they cant even help you. What a fucking joke this bank is just Genuinely a fucking joke

These guys & gals are pretty cool. This is a bit of a "sketch" part of town but I live only about…read morethree blocks away and we love the hood. It's got canopy tree lined streets and it's close to downtown. Plus, the bang I got for my house buck was huge and I am loving the reno's and improvements that we have been doing over the past year and a half. Which brings me to my point about the ATB. Melanie and her crew here have been nothing but helpful along the way. She sat down with me for over an hour and made "sure" I was going to get the best rates and the best account and all of that good stuff. If I need to see her, she's pretty much got an open door and has been nothing but helpful I am 57 years old and this branch and bank reminds me of the old days when the bank manager was interested in what you were doing and what they could do to help. Awesome outfit and a cool branch.

From the owner: With $58.5 billion in assets, ATB Financial is an Alberta-built financial institution that is a…read morecatalyst for economic growth in our province. We got started in 1938 to help Albertans through tough economic times. Today, ATB Financial's more than 5,000 team members love to deliver exceptional experiences to nearly 800,000 clients through our many branches and agencies, our 24-hour Client Care Centre, four entrepreneur centres, and our digital banking options. ATB powers possibilities for our clients, Alberta and beyond.

I visit Avenue Trading post a few times a month, and always enjoy their service directing me to…read morewhere I need and always have the thing I need in this tool haven. Friendly service!! If you need tools this is the place!

Hmm some stuff here is somewhat overpriced. They expect it to go to the clientele thats on 118 ave…read morefor that price? Most of this will just sit here for a very long time. They seem happy with just letting stuff sit here. And they paid 1/4 of what they're asking for stuff, if not less. Most of the stuff here is typical Pawn shop stuff; power tools, more tools, old scratched video games. They don't even have a lot of electronics/DVDs, since they're moving away from that. They also don't trade. Unless you want 25¢ for all your items that is.

Servus Credit Union helps a lot with achieving your financial goals faster than you ever thought…read morewas possible on your own. The amount of experience they provide is astonishing! I'm very ecstatic and lucky to be part of this organization!

I cant say enough about all the staff at Loan Star,this past year i have had a 180 degree change in…read moremy life,i never ever thought about pawnshops,my life has has been very challenging,and i have always been treated with respect,and they have always been professional,kind and understanding of my surcomstances.They all have made me feel better about myself....THANK _YOU EVERYONE at LONESTAR!!!!!!!!!

First of all, I am not a huge fan of pawn shops!! I realize they are necessary in our economic…read moreclimate, but they always look grimy and the guy behind the counter always looks REALLY grumpy!! I had to get my Iphone fixed at the Ipod Repair Centre, which is next door to Loan Star. It didn't look too sketchy from the front as I walked by, so I decided to just stop in. The sign outside said "Edmontons' Favorite Pawnshop", and it didn't take me long to figure out why!! the store was very well laid out, with sections for tools, guitars, electronics, and what looked like 1000 dvds' and bluray movies. Everything in this place was clean and well displayed. I was greeted as I walked in, but then left alone for a few minutes as I gawked at the 30+ guitars they had well placed on the wall. Then i had a conversation with one of the owners, who seemed to know as much about the guitars as the manufacturers did. He told me I was more than welcome to grab a guitar off the wall and plug it into one the many amps they had plugged in and give it a go!! Well, in the end I didn't end up buying a guitar, but did walk out with a surprise gift for my wife. I hope she likes the diamond earrings I got her for $200.00. They even came with an appraisal from the same guy I get all her jewellery appraised from. The owner said they get about 50 or 60 pairs made up every year due to the demand for them. I'm still not a big fan of pawnshops, but I am now a HUGE fan of Loan Star!!! These guys know their business, that's for sure!!