Don O.
Best Recovery Service handsdown.
I know a bit about data recovery having recovered a number of hard drives for friends and one for myself. My second photog on a wedding shoot (for my step-sister-in-law no less) had one of her cameras in for servicing so she brought her prosumer level body that didn't have a second card slot for backup. Of course good ol' Murphy got us on that one and we needed to recover about 240 photos. I couldn't even get the card to mount in Linux via the command line. I assumed it was toast. Still my wife was persistent since it was for family. We found e-provided via a google search and wow did they stand out. I'd not found any other service that would go to the lengths they will, or that had anywhere near the positive results and ratings these folks had. Plus they had a number of options in terms of the amount of work they'd do that allowed me to take a risk without spending more money that I wanted to. The only negative that I could even mention was that the email that included my instructions failed to include their physical address whereas the confirmation page that came up after I filled out the issue form did so when I got to the Post Office with only my phone and opened the email I ended up needing to call them before I could address the envelope. In the grand scheme of things this was incredibly minor and I'd still strongly recommend them to anyone that thinks their data is gone for good.



