Us Cellular Customer Service Contract Phones

Great cameras, great customer service we would like spire points they were the first cellular transmission and they are the best

Have had this camera for about 2 years and am very pleased with the quality and service - it’s in a hilly location with spotty cellular coverage, but performs wonderfully, especially considering the cost and reliability of customer / technical support! I highly recommend SPYPOINT cameras - the company backs its product and provides excellent customer service!

At $230, I do not know how much more one gets for phones that cost 2 and 3 times as much. I did see it on consumer Cellular for $ 150

Apple care is worth every penny you spend for it. I have had two phones replaced with it. The first one cost me a few dollars because I put it in the washing machine. (forgot to read the cleaning instructions :-( ). The second one was replaced free by apple when I experience hardware problems on my iPhone 6 just as apple care was expiring. Since I had started seeking help for the issues I was having prior to the expiration date of the apple care contract, Apple replaced the phone a few days after the expiration of the contract. Apple care is must have if you ask me.

This the best system I have ever owned , fit all of the different phones and is built tough, B&H Great customer Service, Fast Shipping !! That's the reason I tell everyone go to B&H Ted

I have tried 3 different cellular security cameras. Best by far in quality and service.

This router does what it says. Gives WiFi signal from cellular service.

Use this with JK Audio SportMix to interface with *newer* cellular phones. Today's Android and IPhones require a 4-conductor cable to work properly with the mixer. Simple replacement to standard 3-conductor cable. Works flawlessly with new phones for much better clarity over the air.

With almost every electronic purchase these days, you are offered an extended service contract. Most of them are 3rd party, so if something goes wrong you have to find the contract and contact the 3rd party to see if you are covered. This service contract is actually from the printer manufacturer (Canon) and when you register the printer, you activate the service contract. No 3rd party, so when you need service you go to the Canon website and look up your printer and start the process, which could be as simple as a phone call to get a solution. I hope I never need it but since this was my first bulk ink printer I figured I might need some help until I get used to the printer.

This is my fifth AppleCare+ service contract. Their staff are knowledgeable and always solve the problem. Reliable as Apple products are, it is nice to know help and advice is just a phone call away.