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sm250

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#165618 15-Feb-2015 13:32
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After owning my Lumia 1520 for nearly a year and not getting any scratches, today I managed to completely smash the screen :-(

 

eInfo say they can repair it for $289.

 

Does anyone else have any other suggestions?

 

Thanks,

 

Stefan

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  #1239359 15-Feb-2015 13:34
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I had a SIM card slot replaced on a Sony Xperia Z at OmniTech, they were insanely cheap but I had a lot of trouble with them because the phone wasn't waterproof afterwards, and I was never told that would happen. 

If you don't have anything like that to worry about I'd have no trouble recommending them. Fast and cheap.



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  #1239369 15-Feb-2015 14:02
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Thanks! 

 

Trying to call them now. Maybe they don't answer the phone on Sunday. so I will try again tomorrow.

 

Thanks so much for the suggestion!

 

Stefan

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  #1239815 16-Feb-2015 11:08
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Hey,
If you're in Auckland, the Nokia/Microsoft approved repairer will be able to help you.

Details are;
Fonebiz
435 Khyber Pass Rd
Newmarket
Auckland
(09) 531 5800
service@fonebiz.co.nz




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  #1239853 16-Feb-2015 11:33
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Thanks Brent, they say $340 - so I'll go with them.

Stefan

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  #1239859 16-Feb-2015 11:36
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sm250: Thanks Brent, they say $340 - so I'll go with them.

Stefan


Excellent, happy to help :)

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