Pam B.

I can only hope and pray that people who need data recovery come across them first.

When my computer crashed and my files were unable to be recovered, I was naturally panicked. I had no idea what to do, if anything could be done or what it should cost. A local company that came up in a Google search was eager to immediately accommodate me, quoting a price of $400 to start with no certainty of how much higher the cost would go (suggesting that it could be close to, or well over $1,000). While trying to crunch some numbers in my budget, I came across $300 Data Recovery. MAKE NO MISTAKE: Just because $300 Data Recovery is affordable doesn't mean that their product and service is not as good as the cost-prohibitive companies. In fact, they are better. $300 Data Recovery never tired of me (even though I was tired of myself!) but with each inquiry, they responded as if they knew me personally and were giving me preferential treatment. Actually, all of their information was clear, but they sensed that a person in the position of needing data recovery needs extra assurance.

They recovered my files at a minimum price with maximum care and top-notch service and expertise. The price was honest and reasonable and they were upfront with any possible additional costs (which were bare minimal) and the service was top-notch.