Who I have the same questioned this topic

It is entirely possible that the port is damage may be repaired. I'm sure

there are great many videos online explaining how to do this. But given

that I am an experienced technician at doing these repairs, I can tell you

first hand that while some are very easy many are not. Many times over when

a port is damaged from the board it is so severe that the repair is only

good enough to help the user get data off the device. PCBs are not meant to

be repairable. If you are lucky yours might be as simple as a cold solder

joint which is somewhat common and completely repairable. But that's if

Luck is with you. If you are unlucky then a grounding pad worked its way

loose and when that happened one or more of the other 5 to 10 pads we're

torn free from the main PCB, at that point the board has become nearly

beyond repair.

What I might recommend you to consider based on experience, I do not know

the current deals and offerings are for contract users at this time.

However,