As applicable during the warranty period and proper registering of an ioSafe Incorporated (the Company) product, the Company or its contracted partner will assist the original purchaser who has experienced a "qualified disaster" to restore the data that was stored on the Company's product by the following ways:

1. The Company or its contracted partner will provide phone or email based support to assist in recovering the data, or
2. The Company will pay for the disaster exposed product to be shipped back to the Company's headquarters for data recovery. If data recovery is successful, a replacement product will be loaded with the original data and shipped back to the original user, or
3. if the data recovery by the Company is not successful, the Company will pay up to the amount shown in the table below for the specific product to a third-party disk recovery service of the Company's choice to extract the data. Any data extracted will be loaded on a replacement product and shipped back to the original user. The Company has the right to use a factory refurbished product as the replacement product.

The Company's good faith attempts to restore and recover the data in accordance with these terms and conditions shall be the purchaser's sole and exclusive remedy and the Company shall not be liable for any damages whatsoever. The Company cannot guarantee that any data will be recoverable nor can it guarantee which data files are on the product. Data restoration or recovery shall be strictly limited to whatever files are restorable or recoverable and not what the purchaser believes to exist on the product. Only one instance of data extraction per product is covered by this program. Other exclusions may apply. See web site for details: www.iosafe.com.

A "qualified disaster" is defined as a disaster by which a police or fire incident report is written to describe the disaster event. The disaster event would include, but is not limited to: fire, flood and acts of God.