“Phone was I perfect working order”
Note the use of the past tense.
“the digitiser / screen was broke”
Also past tense but I suspect it’s also ‘broke’ in present tense now.
“I purchased a replacement from eBay followed the step by step instructions and have not been able to switch on since !”
Good step-by-step instructions.
“I have pressed the menu and on button consecutively and still would not switch on” “I have been on iTunes to reset and still only a black screen it did vibrate and make noises but nothing but black screen now …” “cant get it to do anything…!!”
Have you tried hitting it? How about swearing at it?
“I’ve replaced and got a new one as can’t be bothered now .”
Amazing how many people only go down this route after they’ve spunked away a load of cash on a broken piece of tat, isn’t it?
“I’m selling as parts or repair and no returns … without charger.”
Nice pause…almost made us think it was including a charger, but as ever … it isn’t.
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All I want to do is pepper the seller with questions like:
-Do you feel a complete idiot now that your quick-fix didn’t work?
-Don’t you wish you just went out and bought the new one so you wouldn’t have to be in this predicament?
-Have you learned a valuable lesson from all this? If so, please share.
Going by their feedback they’d spent about £15 on replacement parts and sold the knackered phone for about £80 , so guess you have to wonder whether it would’ve netted them £65 before they tried to ‘fix’ it?
They also appear to have bought “New Replacement LCD Screen Display for NOKIA N95+tools”.
Twice.
So, best of luck with that one. Maybe a phone without a screen might be a good idea next time?