I contacted this company about a year ago looking for some data recovery services for our Raid hard drive, and went back-n-forth with "Evan" the owner; only to find out that this supposed Data Recovery company is a fraud.
Since the initial review got filtered by their SEO practices, figured they need a good update.
Their website lists all these references to major companies/banks..., fooling visitors in to assuming that they recovered files for them, and falsely claiming that a "full list of their past clients is available upon request". So I asked for it and for some reason, one doesn't exist.
His answer: "It's been a long time and I do not have hard documentation/referrals to prove it to you so you would have to take our word for it"...
So I asked if he can at least tell me if they recovered files for these major companies, and declines to answer, claiming that would be giving to much detail. In other words, they are a bunch of liars with selective memory.
I spent over a week looking for a local data recovery company, only to discover they and other companies, blatantly lying through their teeth.
I initially wanted to go with "DRE" since they had all these great reviews, claim they have a "professional clean room on-site" and their website suggested that they recovered files for: The US ARMY, eTrade, Chase, Comcast, EquiFax, Amazon, Xerox, Time Warner Cable, NYU, MedSave and then some through email (e.g. NBA, Columbia U, WWE, etc).
However, when I asked him if they had any certification that would allow them to provide such services to the Military, Banks, EquiFax, and other major companies listed, he said "No".
Since be claimed that they do "all recoveries in-house", at their "NY location", in a "Class-100 clean room". Yet again, no pictures or Certification as proof.
He didn't reply to my request by email or yelp messaging.
Carefully looking at the majority of the (shown and filtered) Yelp and Google reviews, especially all the filtered 1 star Yelp reviews, you can tell that this company somehow got Yelp to hide them (through filtering) and allow them to post their own 5-Star fakes.
When I showed their Yelp page and website to our IT Dept., they immediately started to laugh, - pointing out that they don't even know what they're talking about when they wrote their own reviews.
They said "it's actually very scary to think that they're allowed to operate like this and claim whatever they want". Even to go as far as to claim that they are better than reputable Data Recovery companies such as "Kroll Ontack", that have certification and actual clean rooms.
They claim they have been in business since "1998" yet by looking at the first fake review they posted, it appears they created their Yelp page in 2011. Their Recovery Experts website was created in 2007. With all that, it appears as if they're just trying to copy-cat real companies as much as possible (on print) by copying other websites and lying; all while not having a clue of what they're talking about or fraction of the ability, experience, and integrity they claim.
They wasted my time, stringing me along with false advertising and lies for well over a week.
I don't want anyone to fall for their scam.
I strongly suggest you take your time reading all their reviews, including the filtered ones and the ones on Google. Look at all the profiles and their website carefully (i.e. if they haven't already changed or deleted them). read more