Ruth To The Rescue Tests Local iPod Repair Company
POSTED: Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Ruth to the Rescue did a hidden-camera undercover investigation to help you get your iPod fixed.Apple doesn't open up and fix iPods, especially if they are out of warranty.The Pod Drop, based in the basement of a Washington Township home, has been repairing iPods and iPhones for several years now and fixes about 30 devices a day through its Web site.In our test, the technicians at the Pod Drop replaced the battery and reformatted the hard drive of a 30 gig iPod at their new store in Macomb. It cost just $45.
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