Pacific Phone Repairs

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Pacific Phone Repairs is an independent mobile device repair and accessories business based on the New South Wales Central Coast, operating a kiosk inside Erina Fair shopping centre.

Blue Haven, New South Wales, Australia
pacificphonerepairs.com.au

About Pacific Phone Repairs

Pacific Phone Repairs is a locally owned phone and device repair specialist that operates a kiosk inside Erina Fair Shopping Centre on Terrigal Drive in Erina, New South Wales. The business focuses on repairs for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and smartwatches, as well as selling cases, screen protectors, chargers, and other mobile accessories. Their website and centre directory listings highlight services such as cracked screen replacements, battery and charging port repairs, liquid damage assessment, software troubleshooting, and data transfer or recovery for major brands including Apple, Samsung, Google, and other Android manufacturers.([pacificphonerepairs.com.au](https://pacificphonerepairs.com.au/?utm_source=openai))

A charge from “PACIFIC PHONE REPAIRS 3 TERRIGAL” on a card statement is most likely from a repair or accessory purchase at their Erina Fair kiosk, which is located on Terrigal Drive and serves customers from Terrigal and the broader Central Coast area. The transaction might relate to a same‑day repair (for example, a screen or battery replacement), the purchase of protective accessories, or diagnostic work on a device. In some cases you might see a pre‑authorisation or an amount slightly different from a verbal estimate if parts or labour changed once the device was fully inspected, but the charge should correspond to an in‑person visit around the transaction date.([pacificphonerepairs.com.au](https://pacificphonerepairs.com.au/?utm_source=openai))

If you have questions about a charge, the best approach is to match the date and amount with any repair receipt, SMS quote, or email confirmation you received from Pacific Phone Repairs at the time of service. You can contact them directly via the phone numbers and email address listed on their official website, or by visiting the Erina Fair kiosk during opening hours (generally 7 days a week, with late trading on Thursdays). Ask for an itemised tax invoice showing the device, parts, and labour; this will help if you need to query the transaction with your bank. For suspected unauthorised use, contact your card issuer promptly and also reach out to the store so they can search their point‑of‑sale records for the transaction and any associated repair job ticket.([pacificphonerepairs.com.au](https://pacificphonerepairs.com.au/?utm_source=openai))

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  1. PACIFIC PHONE REPAIRS 3 TERRIGAL

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of services does Pacific Phone Repairs usually charge for?

Pacific Phone Repairs typically charges for hardware repairs (such as screen, battery, and charging‑port replacements), liquid‑damage assessments, camera, speaker, and microphone repairs, as well as software troubleshooting, data transfer or recovery, and the sale of accessories like cases and screen protectors. Most charges on your statement will correspond to one of these in‑person services or accessory purchases completed at the Erina Fair kiosk.([pacificphonerepairs.com.au](https://pacificphonerepairs.com.au/?utm_source=openai))

Why does my statement say “PACIFIC PHONE REPAIRS 3 TERRIGAL” instead of Erina Fair?

The descriptor on your card often includes abbreviated location or internal store codes rather than the full shopping‑centre name. Pacific Phone Repairs operates inside Erina Fair on Terrigal Drive in Erina, which serves the Terrigal and Central Coast area, so processors may show “TERRIGAL” or a store number like “3” even though the physical kiosk is at Erina Fair. If you visited that kiosk around the transaction date, the charge is likely legitimate.([pacificphonerepairs.com.au](https://pacificphonerepairs.com.au/?utm_source=openai))

What are typical price ranges for repairs at Pacific Phone Repairs?

Exact pricing varies by device model and parts cost, but common repairs such as iPhone screen or battery replacements are usually quoted as a single fixed price that includes parts and labour, provided to you in‑store or via their online quote form before work begins. For uncommon models or complex issues (for example, liquid damage or board‑level faults), they may give an estimated range until the device is fully inspected. If you’re unsure what a specific amount relates to, contact them with the date, amount, and last four digits of your card to confirm which repair or product was billed.([pacificphonerepairs.com.au](https://pacificphonerepairs.com.au/?utm_source=openai))

Can I cancel or change a repair once Pacific Phone Repairs has started working on my device?

You can usually cancel or change a repair before parts have been fitted or significant labour has been completed, but once a technician has installed new components or completed the agreed work, cancellation will generally not be possible and standard repair charges will apply. If you need to change your instructions, contact the kiosk as soon as possible—ideally using the phone numbers on their website—so they can check the status of your job and advise what costs, if any, can be avoided.([pacificphonerepairs.com.au](https://pacificphonerepairs.com.au/?utm_source=openai))

How do I request a refund or warranty re‑work from Pacific Phone Repairs?

Pacific Phone Repairs advertises warranty coverage on their repairs; if you experience issues with a repaired part within the warranty period, bring the device and your receipt back to the Erina Fair kiosk so they can test it and determine whether the part or workmanship is at fault. In many cases, they will re‑repair or replace a faulty part under warranty rather than issue a cash refund. For billing errors such as being charged twice, contact them by phone or email with your bank statement snippet and any receipts so they can locate the transaction and arrange a correction or refund if appropriate.([pacificphonerepairs.com.au](https://pacificphonerepairs.com.au/?utm_source=openai))

Do Pacific Phone Repairs transactions ever appear as small temporary authorisation holds?

Most transactions at Pacific Phone Repairs are standard purchase charges, but depending on your bank and card network, you might see a small temporary authorisation or a pending amount when your card is first tapped or inserted. This generally settles to the final repair price once the transaction is completed. If a small pending amount remains for more than a few days without converting to a final charge, contact your bank; if a larger unexpected amount posts, contact Pacific Phone Repairs to confirm what was processed on their terminal.([pacificphonerepairs.com.au](https://pacificphonerepairs.com.au/?utm_source=openai))

How can I verify a Pacific Phone Repairs charge if I don’t have my paper receipt?

Start by checking your email and SMS history for any quotes or booking confirmations from Pacific Phone Repairs around the transaction date, and review your phone or device to recall when it was recently repaired. If you still can’t match the charge, call the numbers listed on their website and provide the transaction date, amount, and card type; staff can usually search their point‑of‑sale records and repair jobs to confirm which device and service the charge relates to and, if needed, reissue an itemised invoice.([pacificphonerepairs.com.au](https://pacificphonerepairs.com.au/?utm_source=openai))

What are Pacific Phone Repairs’ opening hours if I want to visit about a billing issue?

According to their Erina Fair listing and website, Pacific Phone Repairs is generally open seven days a week, roughly 9:00 am–5:30 pm on weekdays, with late trading until 9:00 pm on Thursdays, and reduced hours on weekends (typically 9:00 am–5:00 pm Saturday and 10:00 am–5:00 pm Sunday). Because centre trading hours can change on holidays, it’s wise to confirm the latest hours on the Erina Fair site or the Pacific Phone Repairs website before visiting.([pacificphonerepairs.com.au](https://pacificphonerepairs.com.au/?utm_source=openai))

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