text: In a nutshell: buyer beware.\n\nThe service was friendly, the price was right... the phone was probably stolen... annnnd did not function as claimed.\n\nI hastily bought an unlocked phone from these guys 3 hours before my flight left. We were leaving to travel in Central America for a year and my phone had just died. Hence the haste and the need for a global unlocked phone. Though I realize that buying a used phone means some features are broken, they said the phone checked out. So I was very disappointed to discover that the GPS (50% of the reason I needed the phone) didn't work, the headphone jack didn't work, the back camera was missing a lens, and the front camera didn't work at all, and some other little things. So this is a phone that checked out for being fully functional?\n\nNow that I am back in the US, I bought a US SIM. I can't activate the SIM because there's a lost/stolen alert on my phone (interesting that wasn't a problem in Cen. Am.). So now I have a phone that I bought as a legitimate phone for $150 that I can't use. There are websites where you can check the phone to see if it is stolen. You'd THINK a store that deals in used phones would do that. NOPE. I trusted them. I was burned.\n\nAnd now that I'm trying to contact them again, their phone number doesn't work and they're not responding facebook messages. Thanks, Clarence of Unlocked Global Phones. You've really done me a solid, buddy.