About us iPhones while an incredible invention, are not immune to errors and repairs. IF you’ve ever had the misfortune of cracking a screen, or had a software malfunction, you’ll know the pain. After experiencing some problems myself, I decided to become an expert on all things iPhone, so I could repair my phone without having to hand over my valuable data and to avoid expensive repair fees. As a result, what first troubled me, has quickly become an enjoyable venture. I spend all day, everyday repairing many iPhones. Why should you trust me?
- Because I’ve been repairing iPhones for years.
- Because I went to special workshops and downloaded expensive courses to learn how to do it myself.
- Because sending your iPhone to my repair shop …show more content…
Regardless of the complexity of the problem or if you think you can fix it yourself, reach out to a specialist who knows what they’re doing and is often equipped with the proper tools to fix the problem. Some of you may be scratching your heads wondering why you shouldn’t just go to the Apple store you purchased your phone from, well; the salespeople at Apple stores are masters at selling and its highly likely you won’t be walking out empty handed. They’re more than likely convince you to purchase a new phone or product, which can cost you hundreds of more dollars. Unless you’re made of money, this probably isn’t going to make you very popular with your girlfriend or boyfriend when they find out you spent this month’s rent money on a new generation iPhone.
So how do you go about picking a repair service?
You’ll need to do some research first. You can begin by researching what people are saying about your local shops or you can even look for reviews online. Make sure you look at sites that are unbiased (not just the shop’s site), so you can form your own opinions. Were customers happy with their decision to have that particular shop handle their iPhone? Would they do it again if they had to? These are questions you should be able to answer with a few hours of research.
After you’ve located your shop, determine what they can and cannot fix. Chances are you’ll have to return to them eventually for another repair. Hopefully you won’t, but it’s unlikely that you’ll be able to keep your phone in as mint condition as the day you first purchased
- Because I’ve been repairing iPhones for years.
- Because I went to special workshops and downloaded expensive courses to learn how to do it myself.
- Because sending your iPhone to my repair shop …show more content…
Regardless of the complexity of the problem or if you think you can fix it yourself, reach out to a specialist who knows what they’re doing and is often equipped with the proper tools to fix the problem. Some of you may be scratching your heads wondering why you shouldn’t just go to the Apple store you purchased your phone from, well; the salespeople at Apple stores are masters at selling and its highly likely you won’t be walking out empty handed. They’re more than likely convince you to purchase a new phone or product, which can cost you hundreds of more dollars. Unless you’re made of money, this probably isn’t going to make you very popular with your girlfriend or boyfriend when they find out you spent this month’s rent money on a new generation iPhone.
So how do you go about picking a repair service?
You’ll need to do some research first. You can begin by researching what people are saying about your local shops or you can even look for reviews online. Make sure you look at sites that are unbiased (not just the shop’s site), so you can form your own opinions. Were customers happy with their decision to have that particular shop handle their iPhone? Would they do it again if they had to? These are questions you should be able to answer with a few hours of research.
After you’ve located your shop, determine what they can and cannot fix. Chances are you’ll have to return to them eventually for another repair. Hopefully you won’t, but it’s unlikely that you’ll be able to keep your phone in as mint condition as the day you first purchased