iphone-7-repair-nyc (Walk In) + Louisiana Baton Rouge (Mail In Available)

Yes! We've finally started offering iPhone 7 repair via mailing it from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, but if you live in NYC Manhattan (Financial District) it's easier to just stop by our office to get your iPhone 7 fixed. But if you must send your device in please keep reading:
We understand that mailing in your iPhone 7 repair can be a hassle. So, we came up with the simplest method of getting your device to us for repair: (it's literally 2 steps!) We ask you to skip the checkout process and ignore the order form. Just send your device to us and pay later. It can't get simpler than that!
(Step 1) Package device with our address on it. (Don't include wires/games!)
(Step 2) Bring package to the Post Office and pay for shipping.
(Step 3) We receive the package and we'll email you an invoice for the repair.
If you feel like processing the order and paying first, you can do that too. Just choose your iPhone 7 issue and add it to the cart.
Be sure to email us your tracking number so we know when to expect your package! We will diagnose the issue and contact you to let you know the cost of the repair before doing any work.
Important: Include your name + phone number + email written on a piece of paper and include it in your package. Also, state the issue you're having with your iPhone 7. No need to print anything out. We're trying to keep this as simple as possible!

User Reviews
Got my Nexus 5 cracked screen/digitizer replaced here today. Spoke to Suesan, They did a great job and my phone is good as new. I dropped it off and it was ready 90 minutes later. I highly recommend this place

Xcubicle Game system repairs brought my ps3 back to life after the the dreaded 3 beeps of death hit my system. I recommend for all your game system repairs.

Unfortunately they don't take anything outside their standard list of services it seems. For example I asked if they could put back together my iPhone which someone else opened and couldn't re-assemble. They said no because they don't want to be liable. I understand the point, but sorry, that's pretty weak.
