Davpro Wireless

Davpro Wireless Locally Owned and Operated in the heart of Albany. Your One-stop Shop for all your Connectivity needs. iPhone Repair, Samsung Repair. Home and Business Internet.

New and Certified Pre-Owned Devices.

$199 includes 3 months of service, over $150 value.iPhone 13, 128GB, refurbished and tested. Three months of Simple Mobi...
09/16/2026

$199 includes 3 months of service, over $150 value.

iPhone 13, 128GB, refurbished and tested. Three months of Simple Mobile Unlimited World, activated and set up at our counter before you walk out. No phone bill until December.

No credit check. No contract. Service plan required.

Offer ends Sept 30. Call 888-321-5609.

A box showed up that nobody ordered. Baby wipes. Toothpaste. Seeds. Something cheap and random.It is not a gift and it i...
09/15/2026

A box showed up that nobody ordered. Baby wipes. Toothpaste. Seeds. Something cheap and random.

It is not a gift and it is not a mix up. The sender needed proof that a package reached a real address, so they can post reviews online using your name.

Two things worth knowing.

There may be a note inside with a QR code, saying scan this to find out who sent it, or to process a return. Do not scan it. It can take you to a page built to steal your card numbers and passwords.

And you are not required to send it back. Keep it. But change the password on your shopping accounts, and check your credit at AnnualCreditReport.com.

Free scam checklist: davpros.com/scam-checklist

They did not ask you for money. That is what makes it work.An email claiming to be from State Farm showed up offering a ...
09/14/2026

They did not ask you for money. That is what makes it work.

An email claiming to be from State Farm showed up offering a dividend payment. It had a claim ID, a policy number, and a PIN. Everything a real notice would have, except for one thing.

Money coming to you never needs a PIN.

A PIN is how you prove who you are on a page they control. That is the whole trick. Real refunds land in your account or arrive as a check. Nobody makes you unlock them.

If a refund shows up in your inbox, do not tap it. Call the company on a number you already have.

Free scam checklist: davpros.com/scam-checklist

09/14/2026

Three different people call you. They're all the same scam.

First it's tech support saying your computer is compromised. Then your bank calls to say your money has to be moved somewhere safe. Then a government agent calls to confirm it. Same crew, three masks, and each caller exists to make the last one sound real. The FBI calls it the Phantom Hacker scam, and it is built to survive you getting suspicious.

No real bank moves your money to protect it. No real agency asks you to buy gold. Hang up, then call the number on the back of your own card.

Free scam checklist, link in bio.

Sunday, so a short one.There is a version of a phone store where somebody walks in, gets sold the most expensive thing o...
09/13/2026

Sunday, so a short one.

There is a version of a phone store where somebody walks in, gets sold the most expensive thing on the wall, and is never seen again. That model works fine in a city with a hundred thousand strangers going past the window every day.

It does not work here.

In Albany you sell somebody the wrong plan on a Tuesday and you are standing behind them in the grocery store on Saturday. Their cousin comes in the following week. Their church hears about it before you have finished cashing up.

That is not a constraint on doing business here. It is the entire reason to do it properly. A shop that has to live alongside its customers makes different decisions than one that does not, and it makes them on the days when nobody is watching.

If we have ever sold you something that did not do what we said it would do, come back and tell us. That is a real invitation, not a line.

Don't pay more. Buy better.

They are not paying you. They are showing you a number.It starts as a text, a WhatsApp message or a DM out of nowhere. E...
09/11/2026

They are not paying you. They are showing you a number.

It starts as a text, a WhatsApp message or a DM out of nowhere. Easy remote work. Rate products, like videos, click through a few simple tasks a day, get paid for each one.

And at first, you do get paid. Small amounts, but real ones, landing in your account. That is not generosity and it is not a trial run. It is the hook, and it is the only reason the rest of it works.

Then the app starts showing your balance climbing. A good number, sitting there on the screen. And to unlock the next set of tasks, or to withdraw what it says you have earned, you have to put money in first. Deposit to continue. Charge your account up.

That balance was never real. It is a figure on a screen controlled by the people asking you for money. The small payments at the start cost them very little, and the deposit is what they were there for the whole time.

The Federal Trade Commission has watched this one grow from almost nothing in 2020 into tens of thousands of reports, with losses running into the hundreds of millions of dollars.

The rule is short and it has no exceptions. A real job pays you. You do not pay to get paid. You do not deposit money to withdraw money. And no real employer recruits by cold texting a stranger.

If somebody you know has started doing tasks on an app for money, ask them one question. Have you put any of your own money into it.

Check on your peoples. Stay woke.

"We moved our entire family to Davpro and have no regrets."That is Clint Conner, on Google, in August. The full review r...
09/09/2026

"We moved our entire family to Davpro and have no regrets."

That is Clint Conner, on Google, in August. The full review reads: "Great phone plans and service. Joel is very knowledgeable and helped us to save a great deal on our monthly phone plan. We moved our entire family to Davpro and have no regrets. Highly recommend!!!"

Moving a whole family is the part people put off, and it is worth saying why. Four or five lines. Different phones on different plans. Numbers everybody has had for years. And somewhere underneath it, a worry that a number gets lost, or somebody ends up without service for a day in the middle of it.

None of that has to happen. Numbers port across and keep working. Contacts move over. It gets done in one visit, at the counter, with somebody standing in front of you who has done it a few hundred times and will tell you before you commit if the maths does not actually work in your favour.

We are at 4.9 out of 5 across 43 reviews, and every one of them is public. You can go and read them yourself, including any that are not glowing.

If you have been putting the family switch off because it sounds like losing a whole day, come and ask what it actually involves. Asking costs nothing.

Don't pay more. Buy better.

The bracket is not the hard part.Anybody can get a bracket on a wall. What goes wrong is everything around it.Studs. Dry...
09/08/2026

The bracket is not the hard part.

Anybody can get a bracket on a wall. What goes wrong is everything around it.

Studs. Drywall anchors hold a picture frame. They do not hold eighty pounds of television plus the leverage of a full motion arm swinging out over your living room. That has to land in timber, or in proper masonry fixings, and finding out which one you have is the first thing that happens.

Height. Almost everyone mounts too high. The middle of the screen wants to sit roughly at eye level from where you actually sit, which is a good bit lower than it feels while you are standing there holding it against the wall.

Cables. A clean mount with a bundle of black cable hanging off it is not a clean mount. Either it goes in the wall or it gets managed properly, and that decision is easier before the holes are drilled than after.

Fireplaces. If it is going over one, heat and viewing angle both become real considerations, and it is worth five minutes of conversation rather than finding out in January.

We mount TVs across Albany and the surrounding counties, starting at $59. Soundbars, in wall cable routing and full motion arms are all on the table.

Don't pay more. Buy better.

Your bill did not go up. Your discount ran out.Almost every phone deal is priced in two stages. There is the number you ...
09/07/2026

Your bill did not go up. Your discount ran out.

Almost every phone deal is priced in two stages. There is the number you signed up for, and there is the number you actually pay once the promotional period ends. On most plans that happens somewhere between month twelve and month twenty four, and nobody calls to tell you it is coming.

Three things worth checking on your next statement.

Promotional credits. They show up as a discount line with an end date sitting next to them. When that date passes the line disappears and the total moves, even though nothing about your service changed.

Device instalments. That is a phone payment, not service. It is worth knowing which part of your bill is the phone and which part is the network, because those two things end at different times.

Autopay and paperless discounts. These quietly drop off when the card on file expires, and most people never connect the two.

The number at the bottom of a phone bill is not one price. It is four or five prices stacked on top of each other, and usually only one of them actually moved.

Bring your bill in and we will read it with you. No charge, no appointment, and you do not have to switch anything to have it explained.

Don't pay more. Buy better.

The person who called your mother had a job title. There were two of them, and they had different jobs.Federal prosecuto...
09/06/2026

The person who called your mother had a job title. There were two of them, and they had different jobs.

Federal prosecutors in Boston laid out exactly how the call center ran. The first caller is the Opener. He is the grandchild. There has been an accident, he is scared, and he needs you to stay on the line. Once you believe him, the Closer takes over. The Closer says he is the grandchild's attorney, and he needs money for legal fees right now.

Four Dominican nationals pleaded guilty in July. Investigators identified more than 400 victims with an average age of 84, and over $5 million gone.

Two voices, one story, handed off between them. That handoff is the product. This is not a guy improvising. It is a script with staffing.

And it always ends the same way. Money now, and do not hang up.

Agree on a question only your family could answer, and do it today, before anybody needs it. Not a birthday. Not a pet name. Those are findable. Something nobody could look up.

Free checklist at davpros.com/scam-checklist

Address

311 W Broad Avenue
Albany, GA
31701

Opening Hours

Tuesday 11am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 11am - 6:30pm
Thursday 11am - 6:30pm
Friday 11am - 6:30pm
Saturday 11am - 6:30pm

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+12293297463

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