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Data Recovery At Realistic Prices
Have you lost data due to :
.Drives being formatted or fdisked .Accidentally deleting files .Viruses .Problems due to a power surge or power failure .Software problems .Booting-up problems
All May Not Be Lost! We can recover "lost" data with a high success rate, from many different medias, including IDE/ATA/EIDE hard drives, Zip drives & floppy disks. We can recover files from DOS, Windows 3.x, 95, 98, 2000 and NT systems. We use leading data recovery technology, making sure the data on your media is not damaged or altered further in any way, increasing the success rate.
Fixed Evaluation Cost!
We will examine your media (hard drive, floppy etc) and give you a guaranteed recovery price along with a detailed report, showing the list of retrievable files, with the file name, size and creation date. From this report you can choose whether you feel the further cost will be appropriate. If you decide not to take further action, we will return your media to you immediately at no extra cost. You will also receive a 10% discount voucher for any future data recovery work. All this for just £39.99 inclusive. Most other companies charge in the excess of £150!
Where Will My Data Be Stored? All recovered data will be backed-up onto CDR media for your safe keeping. We can supply a new hard drive at a very competitive price, if you would like us to back-up your data to this format. How Long Does It Take? In most cases you will receive your recovered data within 3-5 days of your signed confirmation. If the data is required urgently, you can take advantage of our Next Day Express service at an additional cost. If you fax your signed confirmation to us by 10am, you will receive your recovered data by 12am the following day. (This applies to UK only) How Much Could It Cost? It can cost as little as £30 to recover data from a hard drive. The actual price depends on how big the media size is, how much data is to be recovered and the size of the files etc. A cost of £50 to £100 for an average Home PC is quite normal, and is meant as a guideline only. What Do I Do Now? |
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