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TrustScore 2.5 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Went in for a refund

Went in for a refund, with my receipt as the person yesterday said if it didnt work i coukd get a refund. They proceeded to tell me that i needed to buy more things to make it work. Walked off to talk to a different customer leaving me little choice but to pay more to get another peoduct to make things work. And then took the receipt, so i cant return anything now if it still doesnt work. Oh, & they have a card surcharge that they dont advertise - 10%.

15 June 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Will use your identity without permission

Took phone to repair, they caused more damage to the point a new phone was needed, but while they had possession of the phone they unlawful used our google accounts to write themselves and other stores 5 star reviews saying how good they are.

6 May 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Be careful buying smart watches from pop phones

Not knowing much about smart watches i was convinced to buy a samsung 2 active watch which I was told was suppose to be an excellent watch only to find out once i went to set it up the operating system was no longer in use and was unable to ever be updated, i took it back and they told me they had "no idea" that the watch was obsolete, they then told me they would upgrade it to a watch 7 for $50 more, I was already feeling like I was ripped off but thought I had no choice, when I went to pick it up i questioned why it wasnt in a sealed samsung box, i was told i they had ordered an ex display watch 7 to replace the new in sealed box active 2 and said "they told me at the time" it would be a ex display watch THEY DID NOT TELL ME THAT IT WOULD BE A EX DISPLAY WATCH AT ANY TIME, I asked for my money back and was told they couldnt do that and i had to take the watch, first time to charge took all night i had to recharge the next night it took 5 hrs to charge and watch got so hot it shuts down, my son eventually.realised it had a active 2 charger, after going back they gave me a different charger, this one did only take 2 hrs to recharge but it was still getting really hot, I found out they had given me a 5watt charger a samsung 7 needs a 15watt charger went back again with this information including written proof from Samsung itneeded a 15wt charger and was assured they would order me a 15w samsung charger when I went to pick it up it was once again an 5w active 2 charger
Had to write a letter to the store with a template from accc stating it was not of sufficent quality and I wanted my money back or I would go to. Consumer affairs, went back in about 5 days later and they finally agreed to refund me, do not buy watches from pop phones and be careful even buying a phone from there i felt like I was deceived

27 February 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Predator Sales at POP phones…

Absolutely disgusted with POP phones and their salespeople. Overselling mobile phones to the elderly who have never used a molbile phone or even know what the internet is! A 92+ year old was convinced to buy an overpriced $300 'Oppo' phone for $500, with a '5-year prepaid plan' ended up with -$3,000 payment! There's no such thing as a 5 year Prepaid! Without any paperwork or details about data usage, topup amounts, and just a vague promise of 'unlimited' calls and texts. People who are elderly and barely understand how to use a phone let alone a smart phone (they can't even turn it on or off, let alone make phone calls), and are now stuck with a device and service they will never use! WARNING: ** THIS COMPANY IS PREYING ON THE ELDERLY! ** Avoid them at all costs!

12 February 2025
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