On 11/30, I purchased 3 E815 Motorola cellphones from Inphonic. They were activated by Verizon on 12/5. I submited 3 seperate applications for $50 rebates on Jan 6 with all required information. The rebate office advised me they received the applications and they would be processed. On 6/2 I ...
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. ...
Same story that everyone else is telling. I submitted two rebate forms to Inphonics, based on the Verizon cell phone plan purchased from wirefly.com. One rebate was for $125 and one rebate was for $75. The rules around each submission were ridiculous and it was clear, at the outset, that the ...
I read a ton of posts on this site and at least I know now that I'm not the only person that Inphonic/Wirefly screwed. I won't recap my entire story because I could literally cut and paste some of the others so instead I'll point out some things I hadn't posted before. First, I too mailed ...
In October of I purchased a cellular phone from Inphonic/Wirefly with a 2 year agreement with Cingular. I was promised that after 6 months of continuous service with Cingular, I would receive a rebate for the amount of the phone ($150) from Inphonic. After a complicated rebate process, which I ...
Inphonic/Wirefly.com is a scam. I purchased my phone back in January and have not recieved my rebate yet, today being July 19th, 06. Today marks the 6 month date from the day I purchased my phones. I guess that I must be one of the many customers screwed over by Wirefly.com. This is only one of ...