XMD C.
It is a business fraud, simple like that with evidence.
I had a battery needed to be replaced with my iPhone. They called me back and said it needed a new screen also because the screen was bent by the old expanded battery. That made sense to me. But when I took back my fixed phone, I immediately realized that the screen was my old screen with the screen protector I put on it. I took back the phone to the shop and asked them that possibility. The guy casually said that he replaced the screen protector for me free. I went back home and googled more and learned that the iOS system can tell you if a new authentic screen was replaced. When I checked that, the battery was in fact new and authentic, but not the screen. They charged me $150 for the so called new and authentic screen for not doing their job. It is a complete fraud.



