Hi Richard

Can you ask them to have the drive back temporarily then give it back to them 
once you’ve recovered the data?

Regards

Sam

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> On 5 Apr 2016, at 14:43, [email protected] wrote:
> 
> I am not sure what to do about this.
> 
> My two and a half year old iMac recently suffered a broken hard drive. I have 
> taken it in to the Apple store and they have replaced the hard drive for 
> £140. I have a Time Machine backup and some partial backups made using target 
> disk mode before I took it in. I am hoping that the Time Machine backup will 
> get me back up and running as before but I asked them if I could have the old 
> drive back in case I needed that to try and rescue any more data. (I also 
> thought it would be more secure to get it back and dispose of it myself.)
> 
> They say they can do that but it will cost me another £100 because they would 
> otherwise return it to the manufacturer who would recycle it.
> 
> So I have a faulty Mac which has cost me a lot of grief (long story) as well 
> as a fair amount of cash and now I have to spend even more to buy my own, 
> faulty hard drive!
> 
> Richard
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