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Our customers talk... Leslie T., Toronto, Ontario, Canada : Seagate FreeAgent Go, 250GB mobile I've had this Agent Go for about a year and now it's not recognized by any computer, actually I tried it on quiet few, and then it started making clicks. In Staples where I took it I was recommended to data recovery by Seagate, and they said data is recoverable and quoted me for $2,300 - I would love to get my files back as I need them desperately, but cannot afford such luxury. If only you could help me, your flat rate of $490 probably the fairest price so far.
After recovery: What a relief I had when recieved the recovery report from you with all details of recovered files. I was reviewing it and my heart was about to jump off, you made me so happy. The best data recovery company with the best prices in GTA - no questions! All the best and many great recoveries to technical department..
Mark H., Kansas City, Kansas United States. : Seagate ST9100821AS SATA laptop Clicking hard drive can't access data. It's really important to retrieve files from broken hard drive, I don't care if the drive is not repairable, I just need the files from it to be place on DVD or another hard drive, preferably external. There was no error message before hard drive crashed, first off it did not boot and then I heard clicking, that's where I knew it's dead and did not do anything, like rebooting or hooking up via USB enclosure.
After recovery: I honestly think you did impossible, as I have not found a single or corrupted file yet. All files are in the pristine condition. Many thanks...
Cris A., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States : Seagate ST9200827AS SATA laptop I lost access to data after spilled some coke on laptop. Firstly, it froze off and I rebooted it, then it gave an error message 'no drive found' - no it's completely silenced, maybe it's not even spinning? The hard drive was partitioned in 3 partitions. The data I need is on C, E. Let me know if you think you can help.
After recovery: I received the drive-clone; put it in laptop it worked!!! I thought it'd be stupid to make a clone, as I wasn't sure laptop was 100% fictional after that spilled drink, but it worked and it saved me tons of unneeded work reinstalling all that software. You guys rock! I thought I'd let you know )))...
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