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“100% successful. Well done”
Ross Lindsay Cumbernauld
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“A company that clearly knows exactly what it is doing, delivers exactly what it promises and does so without any fuss, just excellent service.”
Howard Wilson Bristol
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“Over the moon with the service, and the fact that I have all my data back is an absolute lifesaver.”
John McNiff Pontefract
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“You expect efficiency as standard and once you've got it, you realise that friendliness is extremely important too. Tierra does really well in both areas.”
Daniel Batista Millares London
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“Definitely worthwhile using your services to get back what everyone else was telling me was lost! Those photos and accounts are priceless.”
Paul Edwards Liverpool
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"I found Tierra to be clear, concise, straight forward, friendly, extremely professional, competent and highly knowledgeable."
Callum Donez North East Lincolnshire
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"Tierra salvaged my backup, with persistence that I can't have imagined."
Gordon Dodds Cornwall
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"Tierra stepped in quickly, efficiently and professionally restored all my lost data. Outstanding quick service."
Jonathan Crombie Crombies of Edinburgh
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"The level of customer service I experienced from your company was very impressive."
Diane J Earle London
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"This company truly understands the concept of time-critical recovery."
Professor Ben Kneller University of Aberdeen
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"Thank you for your professionalism, speed and quality of work."
Anna Mavrogianni London
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"No hesitation in recommending your company to anyone."
Phil Codd Doncaster
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“Thank you again for doing what the first computer repair shop I visited told me was basically not possible.”
Kenny McLeish Carluke
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“Tierra rocks!”
Stephan Ringer London
Why Do Hard Drives Crash?
Hard drives are cheap. Manufacturers surf the curve between state-of-the-art design, reliability and production cost. They expect a certain percentage to fail within warranty, and offset this in the price. They cannot test every drive to destruction. Each drive is factory-tuned individually, and two drives manufactured in the same factory on the same day may turn out to have widely different life-spans. Bear in mind though – all hard drives are machines and all will fail eventually.





