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[spacechase]

An external drive of mine with tons of important stuff stopped working a while back. Tried lots of different recovery software but no luck.

I'm looking for a trustworthy place to recover the files. Preferably not outrageously expensive, but I know this service doesn't come cheap.

Any recommendations would be really appreciated.

Thanks.

[jvalmer]

If any of your drive's mechanics is gone, then it's probably not worth bothering to get it recovered because it is pretty expensive. In Canada it would run you at least $1000 for them to just look at it and tell you it's gonna' cost more... lol

Next time back-up on two drives, because it's extremely rare that two independent hard-drives will fail at the same time.

[Jake_Kim]

Take a look at my input on the same topic last year:
http://forums.eslcafe.com/korea/viewtopic.php?p=2818351&highlight=#2818351

Beware though, the URL is now http://www.myung.co.kr/,
and their English website doesn't seem to be working at the moment.

The pop-up notice in Korean talks about their moving of Yongsan customer service as of July 8, but it's on the same floor of the same building as before, just a different office unit. (#335 now) My last year's input is still valid.

But once again, there's no guarantee that they'll eventually succeed even with the high-tech lab they boast, and you should carefully consider the cost-benefit on your end beforehand.

[Skippy]

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