Home data backup

[Harlan Huckleby]

I wouldn't feel comfortable with a company off the Internet that I didn't know, so I guess it depends on what kind of testimonials you can find.

http://outsourcedatarecovery.com/hdd-recovery/?gclid=CPrk5t7D8skCFYVFaQod3FwJiw

But the young man in the video seems so nice. To just repair/replace the PCB they charge $60 plus shipping. (I already have my $20 enclosure to access the data.)

I have the important stuff off the MyBook backed up. It's just the ginormous music collection that pains me so. It would take hundreds of hours to reassemble that music off of CDs and iTunes and thumb drives. Plus I get a bonus of a 1 TB backup drive.

I'm probably gonna risk $80 more to let the nice man in the video fix my PCB. He seems vaguely caucasian.

[mraynrand]

The six-fingered Indian guy is probably more skilled at data recovery. Or was that the Verizon guy?

[call_me_ishmael]

Google Drive is your friend. Store important stuff on there. Dirt cheap, too. Easily worth the cost vs the headache/cost of maintaining your own drives for back-up purposes.