The bench · talk to us
Phone the bench, or set it out below.
Say what has failed and what was kept on it. A reply from an engineer comes back inside a working day, usually sooner than that. Would you rather speak to someone? The number rings through to the bench — no call centre, and no one in between you and whoever does the job.
You will be talking to an engineer
0800 6890668
So, what has happened.
How to box it up.
Castlemead
Lower Castle Street
Bristol, BS1 3AG
The paperwork, out in the open.
One set of published terms governs every job — Terms & Conditions (PDF) · Privacy policy. Plymouth Data Recovery is the trading name used here by Easy Data Recovery Ltd, No. NI625698, a Northern Ireland registered company. Our ICO number is ZC173784.
Questions asked before posting it.
Which address do I post it to?
The top line reads Bristol Data Recovery. Under it goes Castlemead, Lower Castle Street, Bristol, BS1 3AG. Reception knows the building by that name, so a parcel labelled Plymouth risks being refused. Send it with tracking and insurance. Your drive gets looked at on the day it arrives, whichever way the job then goes, and the return post is ours.
Could I bring it in by hand?
Yes, though for most people in Devon and Cornwall the post is far less bother. Plymouth has no counter. Anything handed over is taken in at the Bristol bench — Castlemead, Lower Castle Street, BS1 3AG — weekdays 9am–5:30pm. From Plymouth the road is the A38 east to the M5 and north; out of Cornwall the A30 crosses the Tamar untolled. Ring ahead and your paperwork will be waiting.
Can I just email you?
Use the form rather than a mailbox — it reaches the support desk with enough detail to raise a case straight away. Prefer to talk it over? Ring 0800 6890668, weekdays 9am to 5:30pm.
What else goes in with it?
The drive itself, plus any screws or leads that parted company with it, and a printed shipping form completed. Is it encrypted? Then the password or recovery key must appear on that form. The mains adaptor stays with you unless somebody asks.
No work starts before it lands.
The look at it is free. A single written figure arrives before anything chargeable begins. And the device is handled for what it usually is — the only surviving copy.