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Ummm. I think i already talked to them and they were in the $400 - 1600 range like the rest...Bookworm wrote:https://www.datasaversllc.com - that should take you there. Data Savers, LLC.
Mercer University Drive.
The difference is that they're a flat fee. They don't play the 'it's X per megabyte' yadda-yadda. It's a flat fee based on hard drive size, and whether they have to crack the hard drive open. The drive I had to have recovered was a 500 gig, and I was expecting to pay for the 'class b' service, and even pre-paid for that. They charged for the class A, as they managed to fire the drive up without opening it.AnotherFairportfan wrote:Ummm. I think i already talked to them and they were in the $400 - 1600 range like the rest...Bookworm wrote:https://www.datasaversllc.com - that should take you there. Data Savers, LLC.
Mercer University Drive.
Hmmm.Bookworm wrote:The difference is that they're a flat fee. They don't play the 'it's X per megabyte' yadda-yadda. It's a flat fee based on hard drive size, and whether they have to crack the hard drive open. The drive I had to have recovered was a 500 gig, and I was expecting to pay for the 'class b' service, and even pre-paid for that. They charged for the class A, as they managed to fire the drive up without opening it.AnotherFairportfan wrote:Ummm. I think i already talked to them and they were in the $400 - 1600 range like the rest...Bookworm wrote:https://www.datasaversllc.com - that should take you there. Data Savers, LLC.
Mercer University Drive.
"I had to put down my beer and use both hands to do it!"Bookworm wrote:I've seen some of the data recovery companies jack their prices into the 2000-5000 range if they consider it 'difficult' - even if it's the same equipment they use for a simple job.