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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
Listen dude, you're going to need to give a concise, accurate timeline of what happened here, because you are providing contradictory information.

From what I can gather

You bought some components   
Your friend assembled them    
You had frequent crashes/BSOD   
You took the PC to a repair shop   
You got this picture back from the shop   
The shop guy claims he removed the CPU and it was like this   
The shop guy wants $30 from you to bend the pins back

From this sequence, I would say the shop guy incompetently removed the CPU and is now trying to get you to pay for damage he did.

$30 is not enough for the time and risk involved in bending this many pins back and testing.

What is going to happen is he will put some POS AM4 CPU he has lying around in (like ryzen 1300) and claim it's fixed.

If even one pin bent during install, the PC probably wouldn't boot and your symptoms would be different. 

That many bent pins means it is impossible. IMPOSSIBLE. It happened during installation. There is NO CHANCE the PC would have booted.

The ONLY way this happened is during removal of the CPU. All I am not clear on is whether the shop guy removed the cpu or you or your friend did.

If this shop guy continues to spin the story that your PC was crashing because of these bent pins, then HE IS LYING TO YOU.
gpt
That exactlt how it happened