Jolla is not the only one having expensive replacement screens. In the past I was in position where I was handling all phone related issues in company. We were using mostly Lumia's but also some Android stuff. There were cases where phones were dropped and screens were broken. Asked for replacement, and it cost more than buying a new phone, so those never got repaired. Basically, if warranty or insurance doesn't cover it, throw it away and buy a new one if you are not prepared to repair it by yourself using some cheap replacement parts from eBay...