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    Amazing place of business, Got it done within 5 hours for only a 50 dollar extra charge. definitely would recommend working with this man.

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    was a asshole on the phone can't tell you prices until he looks at it that's not a good service

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    (30 reviews)

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    DO NOT GO HERE IF YOUR IPHONE SCREEN SHATTERED & VERIZON INSURANCE IS PAYING FOR THE REPLACEMENT…read more Ok, a few important things to note: 1 - First thing is first, I do not recommend this business. Verizon said they were contracted with our "insurance plan" through Verizon to fix the screen for $50. 2 - We drove up from the Franklin area on a Saturday, it's pretty congested and parking wasn't easy, make sure you plan some extra time for this. 3 - We came back to pick up the phone with it's new screen and it looked good. The "ghosting" where apps would open on their own, or calls would be made on their own, etc. (neither of which were happening with the shattered screen) slowly got worse and worse. It was bad. 4 - When we got our Verizon bill that next month, someone called 411 from our phone during the time frame that they had our phone, TWICE. So even though those calls only cost like $3 or something, it's so annoying to have to ALSO pay for that too. 5 - If you have the Verizon insurance if they offer you a refurbished phone for $100 or to get the screen fixed, if you can't get the screen fixed through Apple, then take the refurbished phone instead. You will end up a lot happier.

    The customer service person who helped me was really nice, so I feel bad about writing this review…read more I got my shattered iPhone screen fixed a couple of days ago. However, the fixed screen is way harder to use and less sensitive than the shattered screen, which leads me to believe the fix was incomplete and a sub-par job.

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    uBreakiFix by Asurion

    (16 reviews)

    Downtown

    This has been one of the worst customer service experiences I've ever had. This review is both for…read moreubreakifix and for Asurion. I brought in my Samsung Galaxy S24 for repair in late June because the USB-C port wasn't working. I got the phone back with the port fixed, but a few days later I noticed the GPS wasn't working. Over the next 5 weeks, I made 5 additional visits to the store -- a software reset, reinstalling Google Maps, a promised hardware fix that never happened -- before Shamaar threw up his hands and said there was nothing he could do. Imagine a repair shop saying they can do nothing about the damage they caused during their repair!!! It speaks volumes about their attitude toward their customers. The backstory: Shamaar had damaged my phone's screen during the port repair, which is what broke the GPS. When i originally picked up the phone, he simply said "hey, we replaced your screen for free". It wasn't until visit #5, under my direct question, he revealed *he* had damaged my phone's screen (a month ago) and the change in screen had caused the gps to stop working. Luckily, I'd bought the Asurion Tech Care plan when I first brought the phone in, so it was covered -- but that started a whole new saga. My claim kept getting rejected. Asurion customer care gave me wrong information, and when the claim was rejected again, they said they couldn't help because they don't talk to the department that approves claims. I went to the uBreakiFix shop, and they said they had no visibility into claims and to call customer service -- the same customer service that already couldn't help me. A department throwing up hands because they are unable to talk to another internal department, to which a customer also has no access, has been the recurring theme of this entire experience. My claim was finally approved and paid out 1.5 months after the GPS first stopped working. In the meantime, I got lost driving a dozen times. Since the Tech Care plan also covered my laptop, which had developed hinge and battery issues, I filed a second claim -- figuring the phone experience might have been a one-off. It wasn't. After a second painful claim approval process, I dropped the laptop off Monday 8/17/26 at 10am, and was promised a delivery time of 3pm. Shamaar asked me to bring in the charger around 1:30pm (I'd had it with me that morning and would gladly have handed it over then, costing me another needless visit). At 1:30pm he told me the repair was almost done and the laptop would be ready in 1.5 hours. An hour later, I got a message saying the motherboard had been damaged and wasn't compatible with the new battery, and they'd ordered a replacement. (The motherboard being damaged becasue of a new battery makes no sense to me. I've replaced batteries on 7-8 laptops over the years). Delivery was rescheduled to Wednesday. On Wednesday, Shamaar said the part hadn't arrived -- blaming Asurion -- and now expected it Friday or Saturday. It is now Monday, a full week later, and the part still hasn't arrived. When I pushed, Shamaar's response was: "Once we order it, it's out of my hands -- it's up to Asurion" (Typical throwing up hands). I waited an hour in the shop while he tried, unsuccessfully, to get an answer from the parts manager, Jennifer over internal messaging (there was no protocol for him to call her or escalate the matter internally - another example of the atrocious internal processes that cause the customer more pain). A week in, I still have no idea when I'll get my laptop back -- despite an approved claim and a same-day repair promise from Shamaar. Because the situation is hopeless, I ordered a new laptop. I will never do business with Asurion or uBreakiFix again. The recurring pattern -- whether it's the uBreakiFix shop or Asurion customer service -- is internal silos and hands being thrown up while the customer is left holding the bag. (FYI uBreakiFix is owned by Asurion) I strongly recommend taking your business elsewhere. This place is a joke. Pay attention to the 1 star reviews.

    I made an appointment several days ago after trying to find an iphone screen replacement that would…read morebe cheaper than Apple ($349). I drove all the way there only to find out they don't have any in stock...why they couldn't tell me this leading up to the appointment I will never understand. Furthermore, while IBreakUFix's web site promises low prices starting at $79, I was shocked to learn that they wanted MORE than Apple for the screen replacement, $399, claiming that their warranty is better. Not only that, but they would not honor their own price match policy. They said the warranty terms have to be the same to price match, which their website does not list in the terms and limitations. Absolute waste of time. Terrible business model built on purposefully misleading and inconveniencing customers into making an impulse decision.

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