Discount Data Recovery for Hurricane Harvey Victims

Special 25% Discount on Data Recovery Services

Between the flood waters and power disruption, Hurricane Harvey did a number to Texas this week.  Undoubtedly, a number of its victims had a data storage device or two ruined by the storm.

A number of data recovery companies are offering discounts, some even free data recovery, this week.  However, most are limiting their offer to just a couple weeks or are only offering to do a few free cases hoping to get other victims to opt for their services anyway.

We are proud to offer a 25% discount on data recovery projects for Harvey victims from now until the end of 2017.

This is The Biggest Discount We’ve Offered

Even companies who resell our services only get a maximum of 20% off on our services.  Most, only qualify for 10% off.  So this is our largest discount yet.  In fact, since our prices are already well below the competition, we are running it at a negative profit margin.

How to Qualify For The Hurricane Harvey Discount

• You must be mailing the media to/from an address in the affected zone.  We haven’t set specific regions, but we’ll verify your location based on your address.  This is done on a case by case basis.
• Your media must have been affected by flood water or power related issues and failed during the storm.  We can easily verify this during our evaluation process.
• To find out if your specific case qualifies, please call us toll-free 1-844-4-My-Data or 1-401-400-2425

Types of Hurrican Harvey Cases We are Discounting

• Failed Hard Drives
• Failed RAID Arrays
• Water Damaged Flash Media
• NAS (Network Attached Storage)

Cases That Don’t Qualify

• Phones / Tablets or other such mobile devices
• Media which failed before the storm made landfall or more than a week after the storm hit
  We can verify this by S.M.A.R.T. logging in most cases, so please don’t try to fool us.  It won’t work!

• Media that is physically damaged other than by flood water or power surge related issues
• Tape backup systems
• SSDs
• Floppy Disks and other obsolete media