Cell2Get has a rating of 4.3 stars from 1,221 reviews, indicating that most customers are generally satisfied with their purchases. Reviewers satisfied with Cell2Get most frequently mention customer service, new phone and free shipping. Cell2Get ranks 242nd among Mobile Phones sites.
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There are always deals at Cell2get.com for any cell phones and supplies I need for home or the office. Fair prices, great discount deals, awesome customer service and fast delivery. I can count on cell2get
From many experiences with them, they have never let me down. Products arrive on time and as advertised. Would continue sourcing my phones through them.
Thanks to their excellent service and shipping I now have a new phone. Everything went accordingly since I placed my order till I received it in the mail. Hooked it up with my service provider within minutes and now I'm using a new phone. Would buy again!
Excellent customer service with a wide selection of hard-to-find phones at Cell2Get. Finally, I found the specific Nokia phone I had been searching for a long time. My order was delivered within 3 days, and the phone is in amazing condition. Fast shipping ensures a smooth purchasing process. I will definitely purchase another phone from them
If your order a new phone, you most likely will get a used one in a generic box. They may put a new housing on it so it looks new. They spend most of their time writing fake reviews, you can tell all the
"5 star" reviews are written by the same 2 people. Be warned and read the better business bureau complaints. About used and stolen phones. Cell2Get seems to be a one-man operation run by a Melvin Furman, he also goes by Steve and other names. I am surprised that he is still in business.
They are the best source for cellphones I could imagine! Good deals and service, no hidden fees or extras. Overall I'm a happy customer that would continue to make purchases through them.
This is a legitimate Company who sells overstocked and unsold new and refurbished phones. I ordered a new Samsung A71. The phone was beautiful and worked as it should. Be aware, it is worth paying for expedited shipping if you need your phone quickly. They have good and professional customer service. Thank you Cell2get!
Satisfied customer.
BUYER BEWARE! This company is a MAJOR rip-off! I wish I had gone the the Better Business Bureau website first, as I would have seen all the complaints, and would not have bought from them. They sold me a phone that was supposed to be new. It was not. Not only that, but the phone was also bad. I did not end up activating it. In fact, I requested a return authorization the same day I received the phone. It took a while to finally receive that. I paid the shipping back, which under the circumstances, I should not have had to. Then, on top of that, they charged a restocking fee, and although it was supposedly free shipping, they apparently also subtracted for that too. UNBELIEVABLE! So they ended up only refunding about 77% of what we paid, plus, like I said, we paid the return shipping. Why would you restock a bad phone? You want to know why? Because they will most likely turn around and resell it to someone else, and when it gets returned, there's more money in the seller's pocket!
Excellent service from order through to delivery. Ordered LG G3 smartphone on Friday evening they confirmation of delivery on Monday at home at the specified time. Great customer service to quick answer at any queries and also the best price available for any item. Definitely use this site again.
Answer: Phone # is 8005182355
Answer: CDMA and GSM networks are two types of cellular phone networks and generally if you have a device made for one, it can't be used on the other. In the US, Sprint®* and Verizon run on CDMA networks while AT&T and T-Mobile run on GSM networks. Ting runs on both
Answer: There are good and bad CDMA and GSM networks, but there are key differences between the technologies... It's much easier to swap phones on GSM networks, because GSM carriers put customer information on a removable SIM card. Take the card out, put it in a different phone, and the new phone now has your number.