DriveSavers Data RecoveryReviews of drivesavers.com

Don't give your iphone if it is in recovery mode. In any case don't give it to Drivesaver. They are not informing what they are exactly doing on the iphone. They tried to recover data from the chip by unlocking the phone. So I couldn't login in my iCloud account. Dont believe any data recovery service without a brief explanation. They are using technical words. In my experience telling everyone not to believe Drivesaver. Their service is too frustrating.

I have never faced situations when I required data recovery, however I have recently changed my PC, bout a new one and wanted to transfer all the data from my previous PC to a new one and acidentally some of the vital files for me were removed. I didn't know what to do, however I knew that there are some companies which could help me to recover this data. I found this company and applied to it. I described in details what has happenned and they told me that they could help me. They did everything pretty fast and all my missed files were recovered.

Guys, you are awesome! I'm happy with the quality of services and the price.

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best service in the town, love your drive savers on the spot! got a good one with 20 terabytes!

Lost video files after inadvertently reformatting an external drive. Sent to drivesavers. They called me that they had recovered all the files and charged me almost $2,000, including $89 for a 1TB external drive. When i received the drive, more than half of my video files could not be opened. When I called them, they told me that those files were destroyed. Why didn't they check before mailing out the drive? Even the few files that were recovered were essentially random video clips from different video files, which I couldn't piece together. They agreed to refund $1,000 but then I essentially wasted $1,000. If they had told me of the random video clips rec and also that they couldn't recover most of the files, I would not have proceeded with the project. Also to charge $89 for a 1 TB hard drive is hard to fathom.

I took a lot of photos on a trip I made abroad with my mom, in June-July 2016. I had issues downloading the photos on my media card, and exhausted all available methods photographers use. I was ready to give up and trash the CF media card. My mom was later diagnosed with terminal cancer, and I decided to pay to get the images recovered from that trip (where I took lots of photos of my mom). I was very satisfied with DriveSavers because I initially thought I had lost about 1,500 photos, but it was over 3,000. It was a lot of data to recover, and even though some photos were unrecoverable, I was very satisfied with the whole process. They even issued a mailing label so that all I had to do was take the CF card to a Fed Ex store and have them package the CF card. At the end, I received the corrupt CF card (which had to be "dissected"), and a thumb drive onto which they added all the JPEGS they were able to recover. I can't deny it was a bit expensive, but it was worth all the aggravation I would have had to go through asking "professional IT" friends and family, what to do to resolve my issue. I would do it again if I had to! They do have a policy that if they can't recover anything on whatever storing device you submit, they won't charge you! Where else would you get that sort of a deal?