Ever taken your phone, tablet or computer to get fixed, only for it to have come back in a worse state than it went in? Or had anything else happen with questionable results?
You might be interested in our latest article, “Got a Problem? Get a Second Opinion!”
The Important Points
- If something you’re told doesn’t seem right after an unsatisfactory repair, you might want to get a second opinion.
- Most repair businesses are broadly reputable, but some will definitely try to cover up damage that’s their responsibility, along with the results of them having fitted low-quality parts.
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We’ve told you before about the difference between original and “copy” (third party) replacement iPhone screens used by main stores in iPhone repairs. Read More
Introduction
Many people looking to have their valuable phone or tablet repaired might be interested- or put more bluntly, shocked- to find out how little many repair technicians actually know… and how reliant they are on beginners’ howto “guides” found online.
There are lots of them out there, either in video or written form. We know of one guy spotted following a YouTube video while he did the customer’s repair. (Spoiler; the guy’s repair attempt wasn’t successful- in fact, he made things worse).
Does any of this matter in practice? Yes, it does- and here’s why.
