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Thursday, May 31, 2012
Shatter your IPod Face? missionrepair.com
My wife and I recently bought a new Ipod touch so my daughter can skype with us when she is traveling and can also use it as a camera for taking pictures. However, when she went jogging with my son it fell out of her pocket (even though it had a plastic case protecting the back) it fell face forward on the cement or pavement and shattered the face within 5 hours after we bought it for her. So, my son went online and searched for repair places since warranties don't cover this kind of damage. So, he found one called missionrepair.com that replaced the face for about $125 dollars so it is now as good as new. Since we bought the IPod a week ago, we spent 50 dollars to Fedex it to missionrepair.com over night. However, 3 days from the day we sent it it returned to us today as good as new. In fact, my son says in some ways it is even better than before. So, if you shatter the face of your IPod just remember there are places like missionrepair.com that can repair it so you don't just have to throw away a 400 dollar new Ipod. So, with shipping it cost us approximately 200 dollars to get it done quickly. However, if you have more time you might do it for under 150 if you can wait for it to come by slower post.
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