Please I don't know much about phone repairs so I want to ask some questions. Pardon me if it sounds stupid

My infinix hot10play fell down and the screen cracked with a long line... whenever I tried to press the phone its display will always jump and press a different thing.
At a point I got tired of using the phone like that. I went to a technician, and he said if I can't afford a new screen @ 13k at the moment, that he has an alternative that I can be managing.

He said it will cost 6000 but I priced it down to 3,500. He did it but after two weeks, the jumping display began again on my phone. All that happened a month and some weeks ago.

Now yesterday, I got tired of managing the phone. i asked a Technician to help me change the screen completely. He collected 14,000 naira that he will help me change the whole thing completely

He brought the phone back like 4 hours later that he has done it. Iater yesterday night around 11:36pm, I noticed a long crack which had always been beneath my broken phone screen as before. Same place, same dimensions, same line... This same crack was showing on my former screen before. Although, unlike before, the crack line wasn't that visible unless you pay much attention to it.

Now my question is,

1. if he bought another complete followcome screen as he claimed, is there supposed to be any line still showing underneath?

2. If a new screen is being fixed for a phone, won't the whole thing be removed and replaced with both screen and touch?

Cc nlfpmod Mynd44

He played a fast one on you

When ever you repair your screen let them open it in ur presence and you collect the damaged one at the spot

Why you no buy screen guard immediately.Who knows maybe your hands are didn't you inspect it?

Gee just go buy another new screen, this time make sure to follow d tech guy buy the original one, remain there dey look whatever he does until its fixed. Make sure em tight back any screw em loose back.

The time he spent was when he was looking for another fake screen just like the screen he changed.
For emeka-ofor here in onitsha, 4 hours is too much self to run u that kind street.

richeeyo:
When ever you repair your screen let them open it in ur presence and you collect the damaged one at the spot

I believe he had to be at work. If not, why would he entrust his phone with a repairer in the first place

Revolution2022:
Why you no buy screen guard immediately.Who knows maybe your hands are didn't you inspect it?

When I got the phone, the only thing I noticed was when i pressed an icon on the screen, it pressed another thing by itself. And that was the issue I had with the phone before.

When I mentioned it to him, he said it's because the screen had just been fixed that it will stop. And that he even got a followcome screen.

It was later at night, in the dark that I saw the line that was underneath my former screen still showing under the new screen

I just want to be sure about all the process it takes to change a phone screen because I am contemplating on arresting the dude.
14k no be small money

Arrest the thief

Michoco:
Gee just go buy another new screen, this time make sure to follow d tech guy buy the original one, remain there dey look whatever he does until its fixed. Make sure em tight back any screw em loose back.

The time he spent was when he was looking for another fake screen just like the screen he changed.
For emeka-ofor here in onitsha, 4 hours is too much self to run u that kind street.

Make e buy new phone and use this one sow seed The stuff also happen with cars, it want a new owner. Stop watching porn una no go hear now phone don vex

1DigitalBaby:

Sorry he has cheated you, this is what he did
He changed your Touch (glass) by carefully separating it from the screen, then put a new touch and Laminated it so that it will looks smooth.
If he changed it completely there should be absolutely no sign on the new screen except if it was damaged in which case you can return it and request for a screen that isn't damaged, and the glass he changed for you is also an option engineers give you if you can't completely change the whole screen and it normally cost 5k or less.

1DigitalBaby:
I just want to be sure about all the process it takes to change a phone screen because I am contemplating on arresting the dude.
14k no be small money

Sorry for your loss. The guy did not change the screen entirely what he did was what the first guy did by replacing the glass alone. Where do you base?

This thing just dey do me like dream

1DigitalBaby:
This thing just dey do me like dream

He changed only the touch screen digitizer and left the main screen for you

go and arrest the eediot, he didnt change the screen.

Whenever I repair phone screens, I buy the screen and take it to the technician.

Conner44:


He changed only the touch screen digitizer and left the main screen for you

That screen no get touch pad

It's the glass in front


The guy did not change the screen

1DigitalBaby:
This thing just dey do me like dream

If the screen wey him change no carry nylon for front

He scammed you

And any screen wey he change wey not carry

Crown 100% tested

Or Diamond one by one tested

Na fake screen

Go meet am back.

Why are Nigerians like this? Instead of blaming the criminal that obviously duped the op they are blaming the op that he should have been there when they fixing the phone? As if the op knows anything about phone repairs. And even if he did why should he be there? Isn't he paying for the service? Always finding one way or the other to cheat someone.

@op take police to arrest the idiot and don't listen to any begging from him.

Deicide:
Why are Nigerians like this? Instead of blaming the criminal that obviously duped the op they are blaming the op that he should have been there when they fixing the phone? As if the op knows anything about phone repairs. And even if he did why should he be there? Isn't he paying for the service? Always finding one way or the other to cheat someone.

@op take police to arrest the idiot and don't listen to any begging from him.

Nigerians are basically used to criminality as a norm.