countless lawsuits 🤣 but mainly it is probably after a mail-in rebate you will not get, or at least all the customers i have dealt with. insurance policies typically go through them and not t-mobile (asurion) and usually screw your plan up. and if your phone is a defect, good luck exchanging it.

I would buy from a guy in the street wearing a trench coat before I would buy from Let's Talk.

That reminds me...where's the Sprint guy now?

Letstalk can be refurb. They have minimum plan/data requirements that you can not change. You sign 2 contracts: one with the carrier, one with letstalk. The ETF for letstalk is the retail invoice price of the phone. So for the TP2, that's $550. Add the carrier ETF ($200 for TMo), that means if you cancel you owe $750. No freaking way. I'll pass...

Yes, I would NEVER buy from them. And I could not stand dealing with the customers who went with them. All they see is $$$ signs and never read the strict terms and conditions with them they agreed to. "They told me I had insurance." - "Well, I am sorry you don't have it with us you need to go to letstalk.com and speak to them about it." People get so angry but them and wire fly are horrible. Though I've had more customers who use wirefly but either or I would NEVER recommend them. If you want to save a quick buck go ahead, just know what you are getting your self into. And read throughly anything you sign up for because once you get with them, you're dealing with them mostly.

Woah! ! ! ! Good to be an educated consumer!

I hate rate plans being forced on me, that's why my last 2 handsets have been unlocked handsets. Sharp V903 & Nokia N95-3.