At this point, I would replace the old display and take it to Apple, ask the good guy that told you to keep your mouth shut first and seen if he agrees. A good tech will spot if the display is different. eBay Buyer Protection may cover you on returning the one you bought. The repair they quoted you is called a their 1, "Flat Rate repair". All parts need to be original and they will fix almost everything they find for that price, even the battery if it needs it. A small gratuity might be in order for the Apple guy but don't make it obvious, maybe a small gift certificate or iTunes gift card.
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At this point, I would replace the old display and take it to Apple, ask the good guy that told you to keep your mouth shut first and seen if he agrees. A good tech will spot if the display is different. eBay Buyer Protection may cover you on returning the one you bought. The repair they quoted you is called a tier 1, "Flat Rate repair". All parts need to be original and they will fix almost everything they find for that price, even the battery if it needs it. A small gratuity might be in order for the Apple guy but don't make it obvious, maybe a small gift certificate or iTunes gift card.
At this point, I would replace the old display and take it to Apple, ask the good guy that told you to keep your mouth shut first and seen if he agrees. A good tech will spot if the display is different. eBay Buyer Protection may cover you on returning the one you bought. The repair they quoted you is called a their 1, "Flat Rate repair". All parts need to be original and they will fix almost everything they find for that price, even the battery if it needs it. A small gratuity might be in order for the Apple guy but don't make it obvious, maybe a small gift certificate or iTunes card.
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At this point, I would replace the old display and take it to Apple, ask the good guy that told you to keep your mouth shut first and seen if he agrees. A good tech will spot if the display is different. eBay Buyer Protection may cover you on returning the one you bought. The repair they quoted you is called a their 1, "Flat Rate repair". All parts need to be original and they will fix almost everything they find for that price, even the battery if it needs it. A small gratuity might be in order for the Apple guy but don't make it obvious, maybe a small gift certificate or iTunes gift card.
At this point, I would replace the old display and take it to Apple, ask the good guy that told you to keep your mouth shut first and seen if he agrees. A good tech will spot if the display is different. eBay Buyer Protection may cover you on returning the one you bought. The repair they quoted you is called a their 1, "Flat Rate repair". All parts need to be original and they will fix almost everything they find for that price, even the battery if it needs it.
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At this point, I would replace the old display and take it to Apple, ask the good guy that told you to keep your mouth shut first and seen if he agrees. A good tech will spot if the display is different. eBay Buyer Protection may cover you on returning the one you bought. The repair they quoted you is called a their 1, "Flat Rate repair". All parts need to be original and they will fix almost everything they find for that price, even the battery if it needs it. A small gratuity might be in order for the Apple guy but don't make it obvious, maybe a small gift certificate or iTunes card.
At this point, I would replace the old display and take it to Apple, ask the good guy that told you to keep your mouth shut first and seen if he agrees. A good tech will spot if the display is different. eBay Buyer Protection may cover you on returning the one you bought. The repair they quoted you is called a their 1, "Flat Rate repair".
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At this point, I would replace the old display and take it to Apple, ask the good guy that told you to keep your mouth shut first and seen if he agrees. A good tech will spot if the display is different. eBay Buyer Protection may cover you on returning the one you bought. The repair they quoted you is called a their 1, "Flat Rate repair". All parts need to be original and they will fix almost everything they find for that price, even the battery if it needs it.
At this point, I would replace the old display and take it to Apple, ask the good guy that told you to keep your mouth shut first and seen if he agrees. A good tech will spot if the display is different. eBay Buyer Protection may cover you on returning the one you bought.
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At this point, I would replace the old display and take it to Apple, ask the good guy that told you to keep your mouth shut first and seen if he agrees. A good tech will spot if the display is different. eBay Buyer Protection may cover you on returning the one you bought. The repair they quoted you is called a their 1, "Flat Rate repair".
At this point, I would replace the old display and take it to Apple, ask the good guy that told you to keep your mouth shut first and seen if he agrees. A good tech will spot if the display is different. eBay Buyer Protection may cover you on returning the one you bought.