When I dropped my USB stick on the ofifce floor I thought  Oops never mind, good job it's a robust device, it'll be fine .Mmmm, I forgot it was an old device, less than 250Mb capacity, and had probably received some less than respectful treatment over the years.  And anyway, I back it up regularly don't I?Well, needless to say from that point it wasn't recognised by any PC that I frantically inserted it into, and I found that my last backup was over 4 months old.I didn't panic exactly, but I was extremeley cheesed off by the prospect of working out what had happened since that last backup and how much time and grief it would cause while re-inputting a load of data.So I started trawling the internet for USB repairers, as you do.  How lucky am I that I found Save my USB first.  The main benefit for me was the frequent email and phone communication to keep me informed of progress.  It's a nail-biting period of time while your memory stick is away for inspection, and when I found out that mine was not repairable but the data was retrievable, the sense of relief was enormous.Save my USB provide a first class service   highly recommended.