If you are dealing with physically failed drives and RAID arrays or encrypted hard drives, the price can go up considerably and you absolutely must use a fully qualified data recovery lab if you want to get your data back without taking the chance on making the situation worse.

Also, just because a company may have hundreds of glowing reviews, doesn’t mean those reviews are real, so shop with caution.

If it seems to good to be true it probably is. These are usually companies that charge additional fees, such as diagnostic or attempt fees on every case they get in, and if your data isn’t recoverable (which it likely won’t be) then they still pocket the upfront charge. Companies that quote you prices of $50, $99, $199 or $300 can be written off almost immediately. You can expect data recovery prices from any reputable company to start off around $500. Data recovery prices are heavily dependent on the type of media needing to be recovered, the file system it uses, whether or not there is any physical damage that needs to be repaired first and a host of other variables. Since 2009, with 331 unfiltered reviews, 300dollardatarecovery has received 318 '5 star' reviews.It’s impossible to list out what each and every type of data recovery job will cost. The purchase was for the specific purpose of forcing Fuad Javadov (aka Frank Javadov) and Alver International Trading Corporation to give up the untrue content posted on the website.ģ00dollardatarecovery agrees with Fuad Javadov (aka Frank Javadov) and Alver International Trading Corporation that any interested person should view all of the reviews for '$300 data recovery' on its Yelp business page.

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