2013 Is Just Around The Bend!

Hello M:R Nation –

Mission:Repair has a record setting day yesterday and our customer service team just finished icing their ears and fingers. We expect today to be just as busy and they are currently performing some stretches to loosen up for all of your calls ;-)!

With that, we are looking at the end of another year. A year full of goods and bads, firsts and lasts and beginnings and ends for all of us. This was also a year full of great new devices. From Apple to Huawei there has been no disappointment from smartphone manufacturers around the world.

Usually around this time of the year, I like to talk about ringing in the New Year and this year will be no different. However, before I start thinking about 2013, I would love to have one last hurrah in 2012. We will do this by doing what we do best, SAVING YOU CASH!

Our Last Hurrah!

We have 5 more wonderful days of 2012 and there is no better time to save cash than now. Fresh off of Christmas shopping, i’m sure your wallet is a little lighter, just like mine. A less than ideal cash flow situation plus a newly opened Christmas present that just fell out of your hand and cracked is a pretty hard pill to swallow, so let us be your water 🙂 Starting today, we are having a special 5 day coupon that will save you 15% off of your purchase! When you check out, look for the this box:
 In this box, just type in “NEWYEAR”, click the apply button and BOOM, there is your 15% savings. This discount applies to all of the wonderful new smartphones released this and every other year. So if you find yourself with a broken Samsung Galaxy S III screen, an iPad 2 with damaged glass or a Kindle Fire in need of some TLC, the time is now to save and get those things repaired!

Cheers, Troy

iPad 2 LCD Screen Repairs launched at Mission Repair!

Hello everyone, it’s a rockin Thursday morning here at the Mission Repair base and we’re happy to announce our newest service, the iPad 2 LCD screen repair.

What’s the LCD on an iPad? Let’s talk about it in 2 ways. . .

1. Technically speaking, a liquid crystal display (LCD) is a thin, flat electronic visual display that uses the light modulating properties of liquid crystals (LCs). LCs do not emit light directly. They are used in a wide range of applications, including computer monitors, televisions, instrument panels, aircraft cockpit displays, signage, etc. They are common in consumer devices such as video players, gaming devices, clocks, watches, calculators, telephones and of course many Apple products including the iPad.

Or it might be simpler to say:

2. It’s the thing that displays the icons and stuff on your iPad.

So why is our new service important? Well of course we already know that there is a glass cover over the iPad. The glass is the first layer of defense and is designed to protect that fragile LCD and also makes the iPad look pretty. We’re performing iPad 2 glass repairs daily, but what happens if the drop or damage reaches the LCD underneath?

Not an issue – other than it’ll need a repair – by the experts at Mission Repair.

We are happy to announce the iPad 2 LCD Screen Repair and it’s available now on our site and an awesome introductory price. Thanks for reading and have a great Thursday, Ryan