How selling your phone here works.

Selling your phone in Baton Rouge, step by step: text photos for a quote, we test and verify the IMEI in front of you when we meet, and you leave with cash the same visit.

Text for a quote Call (225) 769-6828

Baton Rouge, LA 70808 · Text first — we'll let you know where once we arrange it

How it works

No shipping boxes, no week-long waits, no quote that shrinks when your package lands somewhere out of state. It's a text, a scheduler link, a meet you can watch us work at, and a decision you make with a real number in front of you.

Good to know

Step 1 — Text photos of the phone to (225) 769-6828 and tell us the model — that's your quote request
Step 2 — We text you back a scheduler link; pick a time that works and we'll confirm
Step 3 — Once it's arranged, we let you know where to meet — then we test function — screen, touch, cameras, battery, buttons — with you standing there, and verify the IMEI and activation status
Step 4 — You get one cash offer. Accept it and you're paid on that visit. Decline it and you take your phone home — the test was free

Tested in front of youWe check the device and verify its IMEI with you at the counter — then make the offer. Nothing happens behind a curtain.

Cash, same visitIf you take the offer, you leave with cash on that visit. No waiting on a check, no gift cards.

Photo ID requiredLouisiana secondhand-dealer law: valid photo ID on every sale, and the item has to be yours to sell.

No sight-unseen pricesAnyone who quotes a firm price online without testing the device is guessing. Our offer is real because we've held the phone.

Questions

Plain answers, the same ones we give at the counter.

How long does the whole thing take?

For most phones, minutes. The function test and IMEI check are quick, and we'd rather show you each step than disappear into a back room with your phone.

Do I have to text first, or can I just show up?

Texting first is how it works — there's no public counter to show up at. A two-minute text starts the quote, gets you a scheduler link back, and once it's arranged we share the meeting spot. It also means no wasted trip if your phone isn't something we buy.

What should I bring?

The phone and a valid photo ID. Charger and box if you happen to have them — they help a little, and they're never required.

What if I don't like the offer?

Then you keep your phone. The offer is explained line by line — model, condition, what we found — so even a 'no' leaves you knowing what your phone is worth and why.