6 May
2010
6 May
'10
10:57 a.m.
I don't see the point of this. There are few
people who can get the data of
a dead drive, their knowledge is a black art. If your data is worth $1000 to
So? THis does not make them necessarily honest.
And there are plent of other 'black arts' that people here do every day.
I don't beleive that hard disk data recovery is beyond us...
recover they pay it and don't bother reverse
engineering what was done.
Seems to me that kind of job is billed at whatever they want at the time and
not at a cost per procedure level.
Sure _If there is a flat rate_. If they had said '$1000 to recover the
date, no matter what we do' then fine. Pay the $1000 and get your data
back. But if they are going to have various charged (depending on whether
the HDA has to be opened in a clean room, for exampel) then IMHO they
have to justify the chrages they are making.
-tony