Adroit Data Recovery Centre - 1st data recovery centre in Singapore to offer 0% interest 12 month instalment plan for all data recovery services
ADRC is proud to partner with UOB to be the 1st data recovery centre in Singapore to offer a 12 months interest-free instalment plan for its data recovery services. With this collaboration, protecting and insuring precious data has become even more convenient and affordable for consumers, who will be able to pay for any data recovery services over 12 months with a 0% Interest Payment Plan.
The era of digitization
More people are turning to digital devices to fulfil their data storage needs with the introduction of netbooks, smartphones, iPads and the like. In this era of digitization, many of these devices have been entrusted with important data in digital formats; contacts, notes and memos, memorable text messages, schedules, photos, songs, videos, emails, documents are but just some.
The large amount of data placed in these gadgets renders the user vulnerable to the risk of losing one's data. Given that users often consolidate valuable data on one single system such as on their iPhone or latop, the loss of data on that one single device is even more destructive.
Increase in data recovery requests
According to a study conducted earlier this year in the US, data recovery requests have increased seven fold since 2005 as people store more of their data in digital format nowadays. Gone were the days of playing CDs on the stereo and printing photographs from a roll of film. Instead, almost everything is passed around in soft copy. 87% of customers required data recovery services as the result of human error, such as deleting a document by accident.
It is no wonder that data recovery services have become more relevant for the consumer. Such services are sought after not just by businesses or organisations that deal with large amounts or sensitive information, but also by the everyday consumer.
0% Interest Payment Plan with UOB
To make data recovery even more convenient and accessible, ADRC has collaborated with UOB as a participating merchant to offer a 0% interest instalment plan. This means that customers can enjoy data recovery services from ADRC and pay for their ADRC data recovery service fee in 12 instalments interest-free. This works especially well for customers who are not comfortable with paying the entire service fee upfront in the event of data loss.
Data recovery services by ADRC
ADRC boasts the industry's highest data recovery success rate with recovery rate exceeding 90% while also delivering the fastest turnaround in the market. Customers can expect recovery of data within 3 to 5 working days instead of the market standards of up to 10 working days.
For added convenience, ADRC customers will also be able to use ADRC's 24-hour live online tracking system to check the status of the job at any time. Every job sent is electronically tracked and at every stage of the work, the progress status will be updated into the database.
ADRC offers a wide range of data recovery services including data recovery from laptops and netbooks, iPhones, storage media, RAID servers and more.
Questions and Answers
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