NORCROSS, GA, May 31, 2013 (Press-News.org) The Atlanta phone repair firm, Lifeline, would like to take a moment to discuss the screen repair service they offer to iPhone 5 owners. The Apple iPhone product line has exploded in recent years; they continue to release stylish smartphones that are equipped with a wealth of features. Sleek, stylish and powerful, there is little wonder why the iPhone has become a household name.
The only downside to these products, however, is the price tag they bear. The Atlanta phone repair company notes that the price of these phones ranges from $650 to $850, depending on the hard drive size you want it to have. For many, paying this much for a cell phone is unheard of. Fortunately, most carriers offer excellent discounts on phones when their customers sign up for a new contract or renew their existing plan.
Looking for Affordable Cell Phone Repair in Atlanta?
The Atlanta phone repair firm also notes that many people fail to purchase warranties on these products, which can be a real problem if their phone breaks. According to Matt McGee, Founder of LifeLine Repairs, "iPhones are expensive phones to buy and subsequently replace if damaged. If you don't have a warranty or insurance in place, you will be forced to buy a new replacement. This is why we charge our customers a flat rate of just $139.99 for our screen repair service. You simply can't beat this price when you consider what the alternatives Apple offers." If you are looking for a cost-effective iPhone repair in Atlanta, look no further.
Lifeline is a premier Atlanta phone repair company. To learn more about their services, please visit http://lifelinerepairs.com/.
About LifeLine Repairs:
In today's society's fast-paced environment, LifeLine understands that mobile devices are essential for a complete life. Their business is centered on keeping you connected with your world by offering high-quality cell phone repair in Atlanta, as well as parts and service. Their team acknowledges that your mobile devices are your lifeline.
For more information, visit http://lifelinerepairs.com/.
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Atlanta Phone Repair Experts, LifeLine, Provide iPhone 5 Screen Repair for Just $139.99
The Atlanta phone repair firm, Lifeline, would like to discuss their iPhone 5 screen repair service. The company can fix any screen problems for only $139.99.
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[Press-News.org] Atlanta Phone Repair Experts, LifeLine, Provide iPhone 5 Screen Repair for Just $139.99The Atlanta phone repair firm, Lifeline, would like to discuss their iPhone 5 screen repair service. The company can fix any screen problems for only $139.99.