intel SSD Not working... Can I get data back?

This intel 660p SSD stopped working! But can I recover all the data and files back?
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[@DiskTuna]

Nice one!

[@paultomlinson528]

Nice work

[@m.dwaynesteckley4832]

I understand services like this are not necessarily based on per hour job, but more the equipment used, the years training and quality expertise from experience. You made this seem easy (kudos for that) but the time seems short: i.e. not days and days. You state on your site that recovery from a hardware problem, like this presumably, the price is $770 to $990 AUS. So, is that what you would charge for this matter? BTW, I acknowledge your excellent skills clearly you are not a high-school hobbyist in your mom's basement and so deserve proper compensation.

[@ZeroalphaAu]

A common question I get asked is: Was it easy or you make that look easy.... I'm not doing my job correctly as a professional if its not easy to me!!!! I get a lot of jobs in from customers who attempt to copy what I or others do on youtube and when you see the complete mess they make thats when you realise there is a difference between a skilled experienced professional and the layman. You don't do this job for the money

[@m.dwaynesteckley4832]

@@ZeroalphaAu Thanks for the reply, I have no doubts about your skills and understand that acquiring those takes passion. The question was more related to the charges. As I mentioned, extracting the data usually results in fees well over $500. While your eleven minute video seems to be uninterrupted, I'm sure the whole process took considerably longer, but not spanning several hours (other than waiting for file transfers). So, are the charges truly a representation of the skills, effort, and time or are they about what the market can bare given those who need the service are desperate. I've noticed that prices seem to be common just about everywhere. so I hope the costs are an accurate representation of work done, rather than what the market will pay. I mean no disrespect just looking for information.

[@touchclarity]

Hi, Nice Vid :) ..... Can I please ask what Thermal Camera you use? ....

[@ZeroalphaAu]

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