Dr. James Enderby Bidlack
GBVery Happy with TechDaddy Accs Very Happy with TechDaddy Accs and purchase of the BRAND NEW BLACKBERRY KEY2 (BBF100-2) Device. It was expensive ($1,800) but well worth the cost since this Smartphone is no longer available (new) on the Internet or in retail stores. It arrived at my home quickly, came in the originally-sealed packaging, and in mint condition. And it works perfectly! Thank you very much. Yay!!
Mike
AUPROBABLY THE BEST DEAL ONLINE The airpods were 100 percent authentic and this was by far the best price online. GREAT DEAL!!!!!
Marian
GBI had originally purchased a BlackBerry… I had originally purchased a BlackBerry Key2 as a replacement for the one my next door neighbor ran over (not her fault). Although it still worked (advertisement for BlackBerry, maybe) the screen was shattered. Anyway, 5 days later the company told me that they didn’t have the BlackBerry. Using the web, I found TechDaddy Accs. I wanted a new one and they had it. They even sent me a picture of it - verifying that it was unlocked for Verizon. They sent it to me this past week. It arrived yesterday. It took only an hour to have it up and running replacing my old one. I am very pleased with their service.
Gary
GBpaid for 2 day shipping paid for 2 day shipping, parcel said same, but ups showed economy took 5 days, phone does not have good signal, so does not ring in or notify of voice mail also will not connect to wi-fi calling. don't know if it needs a special sim card with tracfone. Quite a hassle to get phone ordered, not TechDaddy's fault though...
Christopher
GBSold Verizon phones--which are factory… Sold Verizon phones--which are factory unlocked but still require two months on a Verizon plan to unlock to user--as "unlocked" phones, and rather than admitting their advertising was deceptive said "it shouldn't matter because they are factory unlocked." Massive headache to get the phones to actually work with carrier requiring service calls to two phone companies. Edit to reply to response below: Yes, I am sure. Per your request via email I sent you both the original emails and screenshots of the conversation I had with tech support, and suddenly you stopped replying after insisting I was not telling the truth. Placing this here because you haven't bothered to remove your response and it was clearly left there to cast doubt on me. I suppose I shouldn't be surprised--perhaps if the company put more effort into honest dealing and less into discrediting reviews and gaslighting you would be a bigger company. Reply #2: I acknowledged all of that in our exchange without prompting--it has absolutely no relevance toward the fact that the device was falsely advertised in the first place, the gaslighting when I contacted customer support (which was the direct cause of my failing to return the device) or the attempt to paint me as a liar who had never contacted you after I left my review--"Are you sure it was us?" "We have absolutely no record of you contacting us," etc. If this platform gave me space to show all of this I would but instead you keep getting the final word and using it to make people think I'm making stuff up. Again, maybe your attention would be better spent ensuring negative reviews didn't happen rather than trying to discredit anyone who leaves a negative review.