Fast & professional data recovery service that was greatly appreciated during a time of extreme frustration over the potential loss of my data.
Colin Fay · WatfordThe bench · in the customers' words
Seven jobs, written up by the people who lost the files.
Seven jobs written up by the customers themselves: an SD card with a wedding on it; the hard drive out of a notebook in the last semester of a degree; documents recovered within the owner's budget; photos saved after the Mac Store referred someone to us. None of it has been edited or corrected: the spelling and the wording are exactly what they wrote.
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Your data recovery team provided excellent and professional service in retrieving sensitive data that was urgently needed by us.
Fleur Pedrow · Mortimer, UKI'm a professional Photographer and recently had lost all of the data from a SD card from recent wedding shoots. The absolute worst case scenario in our profession, our insurance policy does not cover the data loss but thanks for recovering my data.
Theresa Miller · HayesMy girlfriend was finishing her last semester at university and the hard drive in her Notebook died. This contained vital data that was fully recovered by yourselves, great job!
Gordon Smart · Southampton, UKThe speed with which you recovered all my data was impressive. And the frequent updates were much appreciated to put my mind at ease.
Martin Sharkey · StevenageYour staff are great – engineers, accounts etc! Your recovery team recovered all my documents at a price I can afford.
Qirui Feng · Wargrave, UKReading Data Recovery Company is the real deal. Fabulous experience & so thankful to have found you online, you came highly recommended from the Mac Store! You were able to save precious photos and were wonderful to deal with.
Nicola Mairs · SloughThe same points recur.
Common threads across the seven
- Only two of the seven say what type of hardware the data was on: an SD card containing recent wedding shoots, and a hard drive taken from a notebook in the last semester of a degree. Both have a page of their own on this site: camera and SD cards, and disks lifted out of laptops. The other five describe what was lost (documents, photographs, sensitive data wanted urgently) but never mention the device at all.
- They were sent in from seven towns: Watford, Mortimer, Hayes, Southampton, Stevenage, Wargrave and Slough, one customer each. Those are the towns the customers gave, recorded as they were given. Because the media comes by post to the Oxford intake lab, it has never mattered where the parcel was handed in.
- Nobody puts a number of days on it: the one customer writing about timing says only how fast things went and that the frequent updates put his mind at ease while he waited. Another says the data was urgently needed. None of them gave a date or a timeframe, so none are shown here.
- Only one reference to money in the entire set: documents back “at a price I can afford”. None of the others mention cost, and none of the seven has a star rating, because none was ever given one.
- What was at risk, in their own words: a wedding job no insurance policy covered, the last semester of a degree, urgent sensitive information, and photographs saved after the Mac Store passed the name on. The words they use are “vital”, “precious” and “extreme frustration”.
Plainly put: none of us wrote any of that. Nothing was purchased, nothing was staged with a stock photograph, and none of the tidying that review sites do has happened. One reviewer wrote “a SD card” and capitalised Photographer. Another capitalised Notebook. A third started a sentence with “And”. A fourth signed off with “engineers, accounts etc!”. A fifth called the firm “Reading Data Recovery Company”. All of it was left exactly as typed. We ask the same of you when your job closes: two or three honest sentences, along with your town if mentioning it doesn't bother you.
The eighth is yet to be written.
No charge for the look, a fixed written price, and a job done the way the seven above describe it.