Cell2Get IncReviews of cell2get.com

The phone arrive but wasn't working I had to call them to get RMA they issued one and shipped a replacement overnight got the phone working as it should

Customer service is very responsive I am very satisfied with the phone I received thanks Melvin

Phone arrive 2 days later I contact customer service they refunded my shipping cost so I am happy at least did not have for shipping

I like how many different phones they have. I went with the samsung edge which is a really cool phone. The site was easy to navigate and the shipping was on time. Im really happy with my purchase.

I received just what I ordered and in a timely manner. Thank You!!!

It's great to find a website with phone number so you can I actually call and speak to live customer support they very responsive and always return calls when I left voicemail

Purchase from them for my business every couple of month Casio ravine for my towing company Phone and case arrived in timely manner always and if I had any issues they always there to help

Ordered a Nexus 5 and paid an extra $20 for 2-day shipping. In their ad for the phone I say nothing about it being used or a refurb. I kinda expected that for the price, but thought maybe I'd be lucky and would get a new one since that model was (at the time) two generations old (the poorly reviewed 5x had been replaced by what was then the most current nexus phone, the 6 [this was a few weeks before google announced pixel]). Apparently, Cell2Get is a company in China using an expediter in New York. When I hadn't received the phone on time, I called and was told it was in the mail and got a tracking number. The tracking number was for the shipment of the phone from China to NYC, not to me in California. Long story a little shorter, it arrived a week after I ordered it. Not very happy that I had to pay $20 for 2-day shipping when it actually took 7 days. They could have waived the fee, or even given me a credit for being misleading about the turn around. They didn't. What I received a week later was a plain small brown cardboard box with the phone, a charger and a little instruction pamphlet. Nothing else. The phone (and the charger for that matter) were in perfect condition, although I could tell that the phone had been used due to the tiny white dust particles between the glass face and bezel. The nexus 5 uses a tiny tray on the side of the phone to hold your sim card. To pop the tray out, you need to insert a tool into a very tiny hole. No tool was provided to do this, and something like a paper clip or even a pushpin is too big to fit in the hole. Fortunately, I had a tool to do it, but otherwise would have been upset about this. That's the bad news. The good news is that the phone works perfectly, and I am extremely happy with it. Setup and transferring apps and data from my old phone was smooth and easy (although it takes a little while and had to do several updates to bring it up to android 6.0.1). Being a google phone, there is none of the usual bloatware that you can't uninstall, other than the google bloatware (like google+ and hangouts) that you can't uninstall. If you're thinking about getting an older model phone to save money, I think the nexus 5 is an awesome choice: just the right size, very sharp screen, excellent cell reception, fast, good amount of memory (I got the 32 gig version -- be aware that nexus phones do NOT accept micro SD cards), and it's also nice and light. Battery life could be better (since mine is a used phone, the battery may be a little passed it, and the battery is not user replaceable). But absolutely none of the weird behavior, buttdials or "ghost launches" that I've experienced with other android phones. Rock solid for a couple weeks now without the need for a single reboot. So, love the phone, but if you're in a hurry to get one, you may want to shop elsewhere.