Victims of Hurricane Isaac Get Help Getting Back on Their Feet

Online, September 11, 2012 (Newswire.com) - WeRecoverData.com a world leader in data recovery services is offering the victims of Hurricane Isaac help recovering their lost data. They will offer free shipping from any UPS Store to their clean room labs, free evaluations and a 35% discount to any victim of the hurricane.

WeRecoverData.com understands loss and what it means when people are distressed as a result of a natural disaster. They are determined that if a company, institution or individual has suffered electronic data loss as a result of Hurricane Isaac help will be available. WeRecoverData.com's highly qualified and trained staff of engineers will be standing by and ready to assist victims in the retrieval of their business information, personal information or personal memories. The company also has 24-hour service available to help the victims retrieve their lost data as quickly as possible.

The tips below will be helpful in securing the highest recovery success rate.

•If the lost data is critical, contact WeRecoverData.com immediately.

•Any attempts to recover data yourself may cause more extensive damage.

•Never attempt to dry any storage device (hard drive, flash drive etc.) as this could result in more extensive damage.

•Do not disassemble or attempt to clean any damaged data storage device (hard drive, flash drive etc.)

•Damaged media should not be operated, turned on or plugged in. This will cause more extensive damage to the storage device, thereby risking permanent data loss.

Regardless of the damage to the storage device, never assume that the data is unrecoverable.

"WeRecoverData.com is committed to helping all of those affected by Hurricane Isaac," said John O'Malley, VP of Business Development. "We understand how devastating an event like Hurricane Isaac can be, and we want to do our part to help make it a little bit easier."

WeRecoverData.com specializes in recovering data from any storage device that have sustained water or fire damage, suffered corruption, power failure, file deletion/ reformatting or has been dropped.

To learn more, visit www.werecoverdata.com.

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