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Wirefly (formerly inPhonic) was founded in 1999 by David Steinberg and went public in 2004 under stock symbol INPC. In 2007 it was bought out by Simplexity, LLC - a Reston, VA firm. Wirefly is the largest online reseller of wireless services and devices via its popular online store. It has agreements to offer services from most US wireless carriers. The company has attracted several million customers by offering agressive pricing and high rebates, especially for long term 1 or 2 year agreements.

InPhonic's main retail website Wirefly.com has won several awards over the years such as "Best of the Web" from Forbes in 2004 and "Best in overall customer experience" from Keynote Systems in 2005.

Service highlights

Wirefly is not a carrier but an online cellular retailer. The main advantage offered is the possibility to compare cell phone plans from these major carriers:

  • Nextel
  • Sprint PCS
  • T-Mobile
  • Verizon Wireless

Often times Wirefly provides better deals not advertised on the carriers' websites.

Wirefly customer reviews

Minister
Trying to get a cheap yet working phone.
#4 - Ttonya Clark Sartor - 11/11/2011 - 22:00
Agghhhh!
I can't believe this company. I spent three days trying to obtain a phone with a t mobile account. Now I was with T mobile for 2 years and my plan was up. They made me call and answer security questions in order to verify my order. They said you have 4 minutes to answer these questions or we will cancel your order and you can't reapply for 6o days. Well they asked me weird questions and I couldn't answer one..like who bought a house a sold over 16 years ago..I couldn't remember so they cancelled me!!! they said it was to protect me from identity theft...what a joke. Looks like I will be going elsewhere for a phone. By the way the girl was from India or somewhere and I could hardly understand her..outsourcing at it's finest.
#3 - Lauren - 06/11/2011 - 11:23
I presently have a plan with Sprint for 200 minutes and nothing more. Is there a plan that would include texting and email features that is not a contract and has either unlimited phone time or revolving minutes to be applied to the following month??
#2 - Judith Chasin - 03/14/2011 - 15:34
would like to know what deals u have with AT&T
#1 - Carol B - 03/07/2011 - 14:43
mrs
I NEED A CELLUAR SERVICE THAT IS NBOT VERY EXPENSIVE AND CAN FIT MY BUDGET
#0 - janette - 06/03/2010 - 15:00
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