Extortion (k-stôrshn) n. 3. An excessive or exorbitant charge.

A comment from one of our recent customers reminds me how some data recovery shops are charging outrageous prices knowing that many people will be willing to pay almost anything to get their important files back. Here’s what Bonnie Napton had to say (used with permission):

“I just want to THANK YOU for recovering these files! I was so upset when I was quoted nearly $1000 to recover them from the G.S. and for them to say it may not work even then.  So when you told me you may be able to do it, I was hopeful, but it seemed too good to be true.  As I am going through and opening the files, you have saved me from having to recreate and remember what I created over the last 5 years for professional and personal needs.  I couldn't be happier!  THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH!!!! I would recommend anyone to you!!”

$1,000 for a procedure that takes less than an hour to complete and requires only basic electronics repair equipment, and they might not even recover the data at that? Personally, I smell a rat.

FlashDrivePros.com offers its customers USB flash drive data recovery for a flat rate of $99 for a 2-5 day service or $299 for next-day service.

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USB Flash Drive Data Recovery Specialists are a rare breed, indeed. Not only do they have advanced computer training and intimate knowledge of NAND based memory and all the various file systems, they also hold degrees in electrical engineering and have many years of experience designing, repairing and deciphering complex electronic circuits and systems. But beyond these basic traits, FlashDrivePros.com engineers are also committed to getting our customers files back, even if our company ends up loosing money in the process. They know that we will make enough money, on average, to keep the lights on, so they will do whatever it takes to get your files back as quickly as possible.

USB Flash drives usually stop working in some variation of one of the following scenarios...

Scenario 1: Your were going about your evening as usual, working on a paper that's due like yesterday. Then it happened. As you were reaching for your Redbull, your laptop fell onto the floor landing smack dab on your USB flash drive, smashing it into lots of tiny pieces.

Scenario 2: You plugged in your USB flash drive to upload some pictures of your recent trip to the beautiful San Juan Islands to facebook and.... "cricket, cricket." Nada.

Not to worry! Wether the problem is physical damage (as in scenario 1), or logical corruption, (as in scenario 2), 94 percent of the time, the data recovery pros at FlashDrivePros.com can get your files back in a flash, and without busting your wallet. If for any reason we can't recover your data, there's no charge and we'll even mail your flash drive back at our expense. How's that for service?