Mobile Phone Spares (1 Viewer)

[tripoli]

dropped me new phone this mornin and ruined the casing on it (shit buzz), anyone know anywhere online or otherwise where one can get new casings for nokia phones?

thanks guys

 

[hanley]

id say ebay would be the cheapest.watch for postage though.some of the mobile phone stuff's postage costs are retarded

 

[tripoli]

id say ebay would be the cheapest.watch for postage though.some of the mobile phone stuff's postage costs are retarded

cheers dude, heven't spotted anything there yet, maybe becuase the phone's a newer model. was hopin for somewhere in the city.

 

[McGonagles]

cheers dude, heven't spotted anything there yet, maybe becuase the phone's a newer model. was hopin for somewhere in the city.

There's a newsagents on Bachelors Walk, about a block away from O'Connell St., that does
unofficial replacement cases for (mostly) Nokia phones - they have a wall full of them, back
of the shop, on the right, above the birthday cards (last time I looked). They do the leather
covers aswell - one of them is usually enough to protect the new plastic body from cracking
when it drops.

If they don't have something to fit your phone, there's a few different repair shops around,
who may just sell you the parts. If it needs screws (ie, not a simple clip on and off) then they
might insist on fitting it for you, and charging you money for making a bollix of it.

 

[tripoli]

If they don't have something to fit your phone, there's a few different repair shops around,
who may just sell you the parts. If it needs screws (ie, not a simple clip on and off) then they
might insist on fitting it for you, and charging you money for making a bollix of it.

cool cheers, these repair shops you speak of, where would they be?

 

[Wilbert]

....... about a block away from O'Connell St........

This isn't New York, McGonagles! We don't have 'blocks' here.

 

[McGonagles]

cool cheers, these repair shops you speak of, where would they be?

That's like asking where all the cybercafes are - it's not exactly the kind of business where
you set up and plan to stay in the same place for 15 years.

They are usually near bargain shops, so look around Talbot St. and Mary St. for handmade
signs and loads of flashing LEDs in windows. I could list off the locations of the last 3 that I
last had a look in, but that was 6 months ago and they could be all moved elsewhere by now.

 

[McGonagles]

This isn't New York, McGonagles! We don't have 'blocks' here.

OK smarty pants - what do you call the groups of buildings in between the streets?

 

[Wilbert]

eeeehhhhhh........ damn you, McGonagles with your fancy logic!