*Company pretends to have officesthroughout major
cities, tells you EVERYTHING you want to hear and convinces you to send the drive. There is noreal company
whatsoever.Just one guy who's actual name is Gare Henderson ([email protected]). Uses an alias Robert Allen. The address
wherehe has you ship the disk 6400 Newman Rd Clifton, Va 20124 is actually where he lives, as
confirmed by Fedex. Not an office, not a lab. It's Gare's House. Check Google Maps to confirm.

*Fortunately, I only paid with a credit card (which he used to pay his electric bill at Northern Virginia Electric) and was able to roll back all the charges so I'm not out cash.

*He's actually very pleasant when you talk on the phone, he takes the scam as far as it will go, to the point you wondering if it's legitimate and there really was a mistake. IT IS A SCAM!

*No matter what you do, you won't get the drive back.

*I've been building a case on this gentlmen and trying to get him prosecuted. Call Detective Tom Polhemus. Reference Mr. Henderson, DRS and aaa-datarecovery.com (Make sure you have a signed receipt for mail fraud charges) at 703.246.7879 and explain your sitation. I've filed a report and am pursuing this to the furthest extent of the law. Also reach out to the FTC as well as a lawyer. It's really come to that.

*BBB has him on file. Sort of. He's got plenty of fake links around the internet that make it seem like the service is legit and BBB is kind of a red herring.

All of his related phone numbers are listed below. Search on these numbers should help yield better results:

He Also Runs a number of other scams:

HiTech Movers - http://www.aaa-hi-techmovers.com/email2.htm

Gravitation Systems - http://www.gravitationalsystems.org/