Initial intake was good and they recovered what we believe to be 100% of the data from a Seagate drive that died. We are thankful for the fact that our data was recovered. We did have some issues regarding clarity of communication regarding the payment terms being changed AFTER the project started and for the add-ons at the end. When the contract was signed we provided a credit card that was preauthorized for $4,720.15, this included a credit card processing fee. Well into the process we were notified that they would only accept wire transfer or ACH after they had taken preauthorization on the card. They seemed way too concerned about getting payment rather than providing assurances things were under control. We were asked how we would be paying when the contract was sent and we stated by credit card. There was no discussion about the need for a specific payment type when the contract was signed and payment made. The additional add-on items were the cost of the ridiculous branded Secure Data Drive with key pad, the two year service contract, and $45 to ship the drive back. This was not disclosed in our conversation regarding costs. The representative said they had disclosed but I know they did not. We disagree that these charges were disclosed. It was a little infuriating to be charged so much for the recovery and then be, what felt like, nickeled and dimed at the end for the under coating. The midway changes to the payment terms and add-ons at the end made me not fully trust the company. The rep we worked with was a nice person but I felt like they did not fully disclose the full costs. Being fully transparent would have made the process a lot more trusting for me. Again, I am very thankful for the work that they did in recovering the data. The end result is that we got the data recovered, more transparency would have made the process a little less stressful when it came to fully trusting the company and the processes involved.