Data Recovery Order Form Hampton Photo Arts PO. Box 1268 Bridgehampton, NY. 11937 Ph: 631-537-7373 Email:
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Pick-up Mail Back
Date:
Complete address where we will mail the completed order to:
Yes, I have read and agree to the "Limit of Liability & Copyright Agreement" terms and understand that data recovery is not guaranteed. Due to the extensive labor and up-front costs associated with this recovery procedure, if no data is found, I am still charged to process my media.
Yes, I would like to order additional duplicate copies of the DVDs ($9.95 per DVD duplicate)
Delivery
All orders are returned via USPS Priority mail at no charge unless noted below:
Return Shipping Option - I would like you to return my entire order via FedEx Domestic, 2-day delivery (P.O. Boxes not accepted) instead of USPS Priority Mail and charge my credit card accordingly for shipping and handling.
If choosing FedEx please choose one of the following Signature Delivery Authorization: Deliver without signature Direct recipient signature Any adult signature
Additional Delivery Service Options:
Yes, I would like to add signature receipt confirmation. Please charge an extra $9.95 per order.
Payment :
Please complete the info below. We accept all major credit cards.
Credit Card Number: Expiration Date:
Card Holder name and billing address if different than above:
Name: Street: Suite/Apt: City: State: Zip:
_________________________________________________________________________ Signature authorizing charge for order - Mail in orders only.
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