A new, independent, mobile phone unlocking and repair service has opened. Based in Tallaght Enterprise Centre and run by local man, Patrick Murphy, Phonexpo claims to be an affordable alternative to the major mobile operators for customers having problems using their mobile handsets.
Set up originally on the Internet as an online help forum for Irish mobile phone users, the Web-based business has already grown and expanded outside the Dublin region. Patrick Murphy says:
“It is badly needed as many Irish consumers feel they are being overcharged by our current four networks with regards to mobile phone repair and unlocking.
“For example, the standard charge to have your phone unlocked by the network is €127 and currently on one particular network if you require your unlock code you have to end your contract immediately. Phonexpo offer the same service from €15-€30 depending on the make and model of the phone.”
Unlocking codes are needed when customers forget their phone’s security number or wish to change to another service provider while keeping the original handset. Over 3,000 people have registered in the past year on the http://www.phonexpo.ie/ forum to enquire about fixes for mobile phone problems.
The new local office is run in person by Patrick Murphy who says:
“We can have most phones repaired or unlocked within 5 working days. Repairs can include fixing keyboard damage, broken screens, even fixing the software that runs the phone.
“A popular ‘repair’ is changing the phone’s language. There has been a lot of interest in this from Spanish, Polish, Romanian customers.”
According to Patrick, Phonexpo is a business to fill a growing need for a structured service for mobile phone users. He says he offers a professional service but on a straightforward, friendly level. There is a “no fix, no fee” policy, and all services come with a 30-day guarantee. In addition, Phonexpo offers free return postage to its Irish & UK clients.
Patrick is optimistic that the business will continue to flourish.
“With the growing amount of mobile phone users and the ever growing population of Tallaght, Phonexpo as an independent business will do quite well in the community.
“Over the last four to five years, Tallaght has become nearly its own city. I see Phonexpo alongside the growing popularity of mobile phones and the even bigger growing population of Tallaght doing quite well in the future for many a year. It will be Phonexpo’s objective to offer this service to the community of Tallaght and adjoining communities.”
For more details, contact: Phonexpo, Unit 28, Tallaght Enterprise Centre, Main Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24, Ireland. Ph: (01) 461 0444 Mobile: 087 205 70 96 Web: http://phonexpo.ie/ Forum: http://www.phonexpo.ie/ Email: info@phonexpo.ie
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Friday, December 22, 2006
Mobile phone unlocking service comes to Tallaght
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6 comments:
Avoid phonexpo.ie at all cost, he broke my brand new iphone and told me to f-off when i told him, what a company, i ave reported him to the revelant people!
He will get whats coming to him
He did basically same to my sister a while back.
Funny thing is i was told to stay away from him, but she learned the hardway.
Its was a friend who told me about one of his site www.onlineunlocking.net he paid for a code but it did not work and he never got money back. dont waste you time or money with him, you have been warned.
He broke my phone before, he a real tallaght scum bag!
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