jfwclark
02-04-2017, 07:53 AM
My partner and I recently attended the Women's Rally in Washington DC on January 21st. While driving north, my partner's iPhone 5 fell from the console in our car into an open cup of coffee in the car and became inoperable. We immediately went to a Verizon dealer (she has Verizon service) and attempted to get it fixed. However, they explained that they could not fix it and talked us into a new iPhone 7 for $650, We reluctantly agreed but decided we would try to fix the old phone if we could.
Two weeks later, we took the old phone to Repair Wireless at 124 US Hwy 441 in Lady Lake, just south of 466. They were able to repair the iPhone for $89 plus tax, and we were then able to return the iPhone 7 to Verizon for full credit less a $35 restocking fee. I would highly recommend Repair Wireless for cell phone repair. By the way, I am not affiliated with the company nor was I compensated in any way for writing this post. I am just very appreciative that they were able to fix a phone that Verizon said couldn't be fixed.
Two weeks later, we took the old phone to Repair Wireless at 124 US Hwy 441 in Lady Lake, just south of 466. They were able to repair the iPhone for $89 plus tax, and we were then able to return the iPhone 7 to Verizon for full credit less a $35 restocking fee. I would highly recommend Repair Wireless for cell phone repair. By the way, I am not affiliated with the company nor was I compensated in any way for writing this post. I am just very appreciative that they were able to fix a phone that Verizon said couldn't be fixed.