Tony R.

I ordered a new screen assembly for my iPhone 7 Plus listed on their site as "OEM Refurbished" and the most expensive one they had. The first thing I noticed is that it's clearly not an OEM screen... In a side-by-side comparison w/ the original OEM screen that I'm replacing, it's obvious that this is a cheap knock-off. This wouldn't bother me if the screen worked properly. It doesn't work properly... it's constantly going non-responsive or "freezing." To get it responsive again I have to click the screen off and back on. The phone worked perfectly before this, and the install was meticulous. Their canned response to me was... "it's dust," "it's a damaged ribbon cable," "it's the phone." All of which is BS... The truth is it's this cheap junk that they're advertising as "OEM." They said I could send it back to them (on my dime) for an "evaluation" which will take up to 14 days. This has been a complete waste of my time and money. I HIGHLY recommend spending your money elsewhere.

I was a customer since the beginning of iStock, but as several here have posted, since getty bought them, they've gone to $#*!. In particular, their practice of expiring your money. Yes you read it right. You deposit money into your iStock account. If you don't use your money within an allotted time, they take your money and you get nothing. That is theft, plain and simple. But that's standard practice in the business world these days, isn't it.

To hell with iStock. Why throw away money when there are so many good stock photo sites to choose from?