New Orleans Computer Repair

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Author: Gabriella Sannino

We're told the $980 AirBook I bought will take $450 for a new motherboard and an additional $250 for labor. There's no way, little cuteness be damned, that I'm going to spend almost as much for repair as it cost to buy it fresh out of the box. We told him "no, thank you," and that one of us would pick it up Monday.

Everything happened like a normal business transaction should. In my mind, this means he just puts the computer back the way it was, closes it up and calls it a day. However, when my partner showed up to pick up the computer, the owner of the shop is out, and the salesman tells her he can't release the computer to her until the shop owner gets back. Odd - we were told we could pick it up any time.

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