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The Data Recovery Services of Internet Desk, Inc.
Our Free Evaluation Service is comprised of three layers. We invite you to utilize these free services in your decision making as you work toward data recovery.
A Free E-mail Consultation should be your first step. This is not limited to a single e-mail exchange, but as many as it takes to make sure that we're both on the same page when it comes to understanding your data recovery needs. Please use our Help! E-Mail Form to begin this process.
A Free Initial Bench Evaluation is also available for your use. With your hard drive (or other media) in hand we can, in many cases, quote a firm price for recovery. Prior to accepting this or any other quote, you are under no obligation.
Our "No Data, No Fee" Policy of long standing is still in place. You must know that there are some conditions, however. Here's how it works: If your media is an IDE or SCSI hard drive or other media using a FAT, NTFS, Novel (3x, 4x, 5x), or Linux Ext2fs system of file organization, (RAID systems included) and it passes our free initial bench evaluation as a drive that can be safely accessed using non-intrusive recovery methods, it is eligible for this no-fee-if-we-fail promise.
You Will Not Be Liable For Any Cost that you are not made aware of in writing. No tricky wording at all. If you send in your drive along with the paperwork for a free evaluation -- even if we never communicated in any other way -- you will not be charged any fee without your participating in a written exchange via email or fax that spells out the charges in dollars and cents. You will not even be charged for return shipping expenses on a drive that is sent in for a free evaluation.
Establish a data security routine. Nothing is better than a data backup routine, and nothing is worse than a plan without execution. Schedule your backups and make them part of your daily or weekly routine. Keep notes on the backup media containers and in a master paper record so that when disaser strikes, you'll be able to easily find the right backup media.
Novel Virus: A novelist, fast approaching a publisher's deadline, discovered that her notebook computer -- which contained all of her writing of her latest novel -- would no longer boot. Ignoring the advise of the computer manufacturer that nothing could be done, she called Internet Desk, Inc. to see what could be done. The data recovery was completely successful -- including virus removal, and the notebook computer was returned with the operating system re-installed along with all of the work done on the novel. As an added level of safety, the data files were also placed on a CD. A novel recovery.
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Establish a data security routine. Nothing is better than a data backup routine, and nothing is worse than a plan without execution. Schedule your backups and make them part of your daily or weekly routine. Keep notes on the backup media containers and in a master paper record so that when disaster strikes, you'll be able to easily find the right backup media.
Laptop Computer Data Saved: A sales rep for a large multi-national firm returned from an extended trip, having dutifully entered all of his call details in a database on his notebook computer. His first day back in the home office revealed that his data collected over the past three weeks was not available. His IS department could not find the data, and issued a new notebook computer to the sales rep, but decided to check around for someone who could retrieve the data. Internet Desk was called and the data recovery process began. Since the information was so time critical, the DataICU worked around the clock and into the weekend to finish the recovery and made the files available via ftp in time for the Monday morning sales meeting.
