Silly. Because some get them scratched, dropped, ran over, etc. You might be lucky, but others have their luck run out. Better to have it, and not need it, than to need it, and not having it. You do know accidents do happen. LOL
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I got ripped off today
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Silly. Because some get them scratched, dropped, ran over, etc. You might be lucky, but others have their luck run out. Better to have it, and not need it, than to need it, and not having it. You do know accidents do happen. LOL
Absolutely no sympathy what so ever. I always, and assumed others do as well, and who have half a brain when they buy something, is to ask how much. You did not, so shame on you, not Apple. End of story
Did you even read past "Visited Apple store today"? Seems not
I'm not laughing at you
I paid $32 for a Pure glass screen saver on my 5. And I just ordered another one for my new 5s when it finally shows up. I have had my Apple screens scratch in my pocket with my keys. I just forget to remember which pocket has what in it no matter how hard I try. Love this protector. It looks just like the Apple screen with no protector. I hate the feel and texture and affinity to scratches the plastic ones provide. And I've tried them all. So it's money well spent to me.
Just enjoy your perfectly applied screen saver and forget it about it. And try the glass Pure next time if you really care to shell out $32. It's awesome.
I paid $32 for a Pure glass screen saver on my 5. And I just ordered another one for my new 5s when it finally shows up. I have had my Apple screens scratch in my pocket with my keys. I just forget to remember which pocket has what in it no matter how hard I try. Love this protector. It looks just like the Apple screen with no protector. I hate the feel and texture and affinity to scratches the plastic ones provide. And I've tried them all. So it's money well spent to me.
Just enjoy your perfectly applied screen saver and forget it about it. And try the glass Pure next time if you really care to shell out $32. It's awesome.
Yup. Remember this the next time you buy something big. It could help you save thousands, making this $30 lesson a massive bargain.
I hate it that I have to get someone to apply the screen protector for my protection plan, for iPad. I would prefer that I take the time, even a full hour just to make it perfect. But no... that's against policy.
Highly recommend, even if it's a dry application protector, just do it wet. Mist a small amount of rubbing alcohol or water/alcohol mix on the screen and protector and use credit card to force out bubbles, haven't failed me yet.
Highly recommend, even if it's a dry application protector, just do it wet. Mist a small amount of rubbing alcohol or water/alcohol mix on the screen and protector and use credit card to force out bubbles, haven't failed me yet.
No I wasn't referring to him. I just meant in general for the people that put their iPhone in the same pocket with their coins and keys.
Less than $2 for a 3-pack of screen protectors from Monoprice.
The most important thing is getting it centered during application. Bubbles and dirt are secondary concern. Once it is on straight, then you can use tape to remove the bubbles/dirt.
The end result? Perfect screen protector. Perfectly centered, no air bubbles, no dirt, dust, or lint:
Yeah, that was just 55¢.
Best Buy too puts it starting at $25. I got put one this weekend. The price was displayed and I was fine having them put it for me on my iPhone 5c.
Well, I wouldn't call $33 an expensive lesson in life.
Buying a $750,000 home that tanks 6 months later and ends up losing half its value ... that's an expensive lesson.
100% agree. You can't disagree with the price after the service is done. Honestly, considering what Zagg charges for the same thing, and you have to do it yourself, that really isn't that bad. You don't know how much the rent, overhead, and labor might cost for those kiosk. I hope you at least paid up. You should always ask the price beforehand. You did not get ripped off, you learned a lesson.
Depending on the state you literally can't by law. In my state if you refused to pay you'd be charged for larceny. The product has been spent, your have to pay.
