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When Suraiya Begum was a youngster at LAMP High School, she was cruising through the neighborhood discovering bargains on utilized telephones that she could fix and sell. I'm from an extremely, helpless family. I expected to monetarily uphold them," she said. "It was either head off to college and find the lowest pay permitted by law line of work and battle, or begin something as an afterthought that will help me go somewhat further, go into the business world." Simultaneously, Robert E. Lee High School understudy Jonathan Strange was fixing telephones for companions and, soon, for individuals across the city. He wasn't mature enough to drive so at times he'd stroll to a cafe to meet clients and fix their telephones nearby.
"I was proficient via telephone so they had no clue it was a 14-year-old child on the opposite side of the telephone," Strange said. "And afterward when they pull up to get their $800 telephone fixed, there's me with my little knapsack and the entirety of my little tools."Now a couple, Begum and Strange, both 21, share business space at Xi Repair in Montgomery. What's more, that space is developing nearly as quick as their desire. Weird began Xi Repair as a teen in the wake of seeing a requirement for buyer gadgets fix benefits here, and he opened a little office in east Montgomery. Yet, the interest rapidly grew out of that spot, and by 2018 he opened an independent area at 10684B Chantilly Parkway, with Begum sharing space.
Presently, they've opened a second area at 1625 Perry Hill Road close to The Fresh Market, where they offer information recuperation administrations, sell telephones and fix everything from eatery retail location gadgets, to game control center, to drones. "In the event that it had a force link, we could most likely fix it," Strange said.
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