As you can gather on this site with over 430 complaints, Wirefly.com/InPhonics simply does not fulfill rebates, whole, in a timely manner or at all.instead it relies on a scheme of deliberate and elaborate obfuscation, delay and in many cases, mine included, finally denial. I actually have e-mail ...
In September I bought 2 Motorolla RAZR V3 phones from Wirefly.com for $180 each, with a promised rebate of $180 each after 6 months. Six months later, I submitted my rebate materials, and thus began the battle. I was told "the check has been issued" or "the check is in the mail" ...
This company had what would be considered by most people to be a great deal on a cell phone with what appeared to be legitimate rebates. It turns out that the rebates were bogus. I filled the rebate forms out properly and provided it in the time window that they asked for. The rebate company never ...
We ordered our Motorola Razr V3s October each with a $200 rebate from Wirefly. Rebate terms said we had to wait 6 months before filing and to send a phone bill dated between these dates. I calendared the date so I wouldn't forget and sent my rebates in within the required timeframe. I sent a phone ...
On november 12, I purchased a Motorola RAZR cellphone from wirefly on the internet. Soon after recieving my cellphone it was stolen, so when the insurance replaced it with a remanufactured phone that was not compatible to cingular network. While waiting for the insurance company to replace my ...
As others, I also experienced the delay tactics of InPhonic, Inc. Their processor, Continental Promotions Group, Inc., Of Tempe, Arizona only contacted me one time, via email, stating they had found one rebate due for $75. I had to send them a copy of the rebate form showing a total of $170.00. ...