It has been estimated by cell phone providers that less than 15% of users actually copy their data from their phones. Take a few moments now to consider what the impact would be of losing all of those valuable business contacts. Think about whether you have these details stored elsewhere?

These days I back up my telephone data daily. This is a new routine for me that only began after I’d lost my last mobile phone while hiking. The result of this loss was huge. I’d accumulated numerous contacts whose details were held solely on my mobile phone. The cost to my business of my losing these was immense. This is why I now have a daily cell phone backup routine. And I have my phone covered with mobile phone insurance to pay for a replacement the next time I lose it, which is bound to happen sooner or later.

Backing up your phone data should be a simple task if you refer to the applications that came with your phone. Most phones are supplied with some computer applications that will allow you to sync your phone with your computer. If, or when, you lose or replace your cell phone it should be a simple task to re-sync with the data copied to your computer.

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If you use hire cars you will be interested in the savings you can make on car hire insurance and when travelling, on business or for pleasure, you must ensure that you have appropriate travel insurance.

The data recovery sector has always been a very competitive arena with companies vying for the competitive edge and employing questionable tactics to get their websites up the ranking or even clicking on competitors adwords campaigns. But the latest reported tactics seem to take the biscuit.

Site offering customers a cross section of competitive pricing have been around for years and are really useful to find the best internet or even street price of a particular product.

Doing a cost comparison is reasonably easy especially if you are comparing out of the box products, and /or you have a number of manufacturers or suppliers that are happy to supply their best price to the comparison website.

So how can you possible do a cost comparison website when it comes to a service without first establishing the actual problem in the first place. Also if other data recovery companies are not happy to sign up to such a service even if you could conceivably do a fair comparison, how could it it be fair if the very industry that is benig compared does not buy into the concept of services cost comparison websites, and indeed why should they?

The big loser here will of course be the customer who will no doubt be pretty desparate to find a solution and get their data back especially if it is business data or treasured family photo’s or other important information. They will be led to believe they are getting the best price based on independent data when quite the opposite is true.

Most reputable data recovery companies will of course not wish to see customers put in this situation.

I don’t think any recovery expert would disagree that there is simply is not a one solution fits all approach to data recovery, and assessment of the facts can be indeed dictate the actually recovery procedure that actually takes place if you want to have the best chance of full data recovery.

Product comparison websites are here to stay and in most cases offer a fair and reasonable cost comparison where most industry businesses subscribe, but even product comparison sites are starting to crack as the big players pull their support in favour of supplying an truly independent quote …..their own.

Product comparison websites of data recovery services simply will never be accurate as not enough details are known upfront and actual solutions can be too varied so these comparison sites should be avoided or taken with a big dose of salt.