Great customer service and great deals. I always am satisfied when I leave here. It's a great phone…read morestore but you can also buy tablets and tv services.

I love these guys they are very helpful & will stand on there word when it comes to the phones I…read morenever had a problem been with them so long they are like family

Cricket's system is very outdated, switching from Verizon was a major pain for us. We saw online…read morethat we should be able to keep our numbers but that was not an option at all. Calculated an immediate savings for our family of five of nearly $300 a month vs Verizon however that was nearly a decade ago and times have changed. I have noticed the price differences for unlimited everything between carriers is seriously reduced. Cricket is still a decent carrier, offering good service with a top value compared to all other options. Going on 10 years with Cricket now, here is my verdict: Best wireless option for North America and doesn't dumb down to consumers or act like a snob like Verizon. Prices and coverage are fair, probably the only network with this balance. There is zero difference between what I notice currently everyday being with others on other networks. Every network has random dead spots, have yet to be with anyone on AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, or others that consistently keeps more coverage than I do. My sister has gone to Montreal and was glad to get great service and data at no additional costs or tweaks to our plan. The online account experience is smooth and intuitive for maintaining, tracking, and adjusting each part of our family plan. I am not happy with a five line limit. This is probably the biggest issue with Cricket. There's also no business or professional options offering faster speeds, enhanced 5G WIFI hotspots, or international coverage. I really want to see Cricket maintain its head ahead of the others in the next couple years as competition continues to evolve and bring in smarter better values options.

From the owner: With Cricket, you can pick a cell phone plan to fit your lifestyle. Cricket offers unlimited talk,…read moretext, and data access, and no annual contract for cell phone service. Stop by our Lafayette store today.

I dropped my iphone 6 and completely destroyed the screen, luckily Blink Mobile fixed it within an…read morehour. They even helped me save me $20 monthly by selling me a cheaper plan for my phone.

This shop is the only cellphone shop on green street. I was hesitant at first because its owned by…read moreKoreans and i had bad experiences with korean cellphone stores in the past. But i finally came in one day to fix my phone. Not only were these guys super honest, they were very helpful with getting a new cheaper and better plan for my needs. Will recommend.

John C was so incredibly helpful. Very honest answered all of our questions and spent lots of time…read morewith us. Highly recommend this store and highly recommend John C.

Customer service is very nice and knowledgeable. But, the company itself is just like the rest of…read morethem. Bill goes higher and higher for strange reasons. This and that changes and the bill always goes up. I am always confused!

Went in to get a new phone. Deacon showed me what they had and told me that my old iPhone was a…read more$1,000 towards a 16 Pro Max. I went with that and got it set up. When it was all done and he gave me the credit paperwork, it showed $700 credit. When I questioned it, he said that the screen was cracked. Pulled off the screen protector and showed him it wasn't. Then he said the back was damaged. Took it out of the Otter Box and the only damage was a little bit of wear on the top from the case. Basically, Deacon lied to me! Also while I was in there, he and a fellow employee started bad mouthing all the past female employees and stated that they didn't want anymore women working in the store. Not a very good imagine to be portraying.

Jamie & Niki did a great job helping my husband and I changing over to ATT from Verizon. Even…read morethough they were busy with other customers, they made time to jump back and forth helping everyone. They made our experience very fun and stress free.

If I could give this business a ZERO I would! If you find yourself anywhere near this business, or…read moreare even thinking of entering this business , RUN, not walk, immediately in the opposite direction, The owner of this store knowingly sold my son a stolen (verified by Verizon) iPhone 5s for $100. When my son tried to use the phone, it was locked and could only be unlocked by a totally unknown owner so the phone was worthless. When my son tried to return the phone, the owner refused to take the phone back or to return my son's $100. We tried to work with the owner to explain the problem, but that only resulted in us being asked to leave the store. We refuse to be intimidated by this scam and filed a claim in Small Claims Court against this shop and the con-woman owner. I would suggest that you never do any business with this woman unless you are fond of potentially stolen merchandise that may or may not work, and you wish to never see your money again. It's similar to the old roach hotel ad, once your money enter her store and ends up in her hands, it will never come out again! BEWARE, YOU'VE BEEN FOR-WARNED!.

Let me set the scene: You walk into Deal Zone, expecting something akin to Gamestop. You're excited…read morebecause you've found gems at a store similar and you're always up for something new. You gently place your hand on the bar and open the door. At first, it doesn't seem so bad until your eyes adjust. You're met with this messy, unorganized heap of games and movies as far as the eye can see. It's dingy and dark, almost as if it's evening time. All of the aisles are small and there's things scattered below the shelves on the floor, probably things she's bought and couldn't find room for. You take a deep breathe and you smell dust, and recoil a little bit. You don't want to look like a weirdo, so you venture farther into this dungeon-like facility and you start looking, everything feels like it has years of grime and dirt on it. Everything you like is overpriced and you can feel the eyes of the woman behind the counter boring into your very soul. But soon you found something neat! A guide to the game series you love dearly and have been collecting for years! Yes! But the cover is torn off, and a little voice in the back of your head tells you that GameStop rips the covers off of these when they throw them away - so you know she has to be dumpster diving for some of this stuff. Gross, but you feel the excitement bubble up into your chest. You turn the item around to see the price, and it has none. You aren't deterred though, as you grab it and head to the counter. You greet the owner, who gives off this weird vibe, but you smile and say, "Hi! How much is this?" She hesitates, but takes it anyway. She's silent for a few moments, running her fingers across the back and turning it to look at every square inch of it. The silence is poignant, you wonder if she's okay. Until she looks up and says, "How about ten dollars?" You can feel your face fall as you realise, it isn't worth ten dollars. You offer her five, because it's obviously very old as the game had came out ten years earlier, and the cover isn't even on it. "No, ten." She says. You feel defeated as you ask for it back, so you can put it back where you found it. You aren't a monster, after all. The walk back is disappointing as you gross really old bloatware for the wii she's priced triple than what their worth, and foreign workout and children's movies. You place it back where it belongs. You leave feeling defeated, nearly decimating your pinky toe on the several hundred things scattered across the floor and wondering how on God's green earth she stays open.