Need a Phone Fast?
If you absolutely need a phone as soon as possible, MendiGo can have you your new used or reconditioned cell phone in minutes to your place of work or home or anywhere in San José and without hours anywhere in Costa Rica.

We ship all our purchases by messengers to your door in San José. For deliveries outside of San José, we can ship to your door by courier that can take a day or two, depending on your location or for immediate delivery by bus to the nearest bus station to your location.

Phone not working properly? Try the following:
1. Switch off the device. 2. Remove the battery. 3. After a few seconds, re-insert the battery, and switch on the device.
4. Restore the original factory settings as explained in the user guide. Default code is 12345. These simple steps can help in a majority of cases.

Tips for buying a used cell phone
Buying a used cell phone can be a wise choice, if you know how to shop. There are many factors you must take into account when buying a "pre-owned" phone. Deciding whether to buy from a retailer or a private individual depends on on you.

Determine what type of cell phone you want. People buy different cell phones for many different reasons. Some like the "flip phone" style, while others need something to pick up their email with. Do you want to do text messaging, browse the internet, use it as a speakerphone, take pictures? Is a color screen important, or will you use it for business as well? Perhaps you just want to throw it in your purse for emergency use

If you need to know what a phone can do, try looking at others ads or doing an internet search.

When You Shouldn’t Buy a Used or Reconditioned Phone
If you’re the type of consumer who always replaces your cell phone frequently because new features are your best friend, buying used or reconditioned phone may make you regret the decision. Even though your purchase could still be relatively new as compared to what’s out there in the marketplace, you may still feel like it’s not new enough.

Another reason buying used or reconditioned might not be your glass slipper is when – even though you’re paying less – you can’t afford to take a quality risk. A used or reconditioned cell phone is typically returned to a manufacturer  or not wanted by its current owner.

The first question that should be on your mind when buying reconditioned is who it has been reconditioned  by. Is it a reputable company? Do they have a sound track record? Have other customers been pleased or displeased with their reconditioned  products? Just like buying a used car, don’t be afraid to do a bit of homework here.

The vendor you’re buying from should be able to convince you why the price cut you’re receiving from a used cell phone still comes with solid quality that’ll last you into the future. If they won’t disclose their process for professionally restoring the phone, they have something to hide.