Save $50 off MSRP on the 1.5TB ioSafe

Posted on 04 March 2010 by


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There is no other hard drive that I would trust to live through the ordeals I have seen the ioSafe survive.

When we were in Vegas, we watched an ioSafe get torched, drowned, and then driven over by a heavy piece of construction equipment – and through it all, the ioSafe’s hard drive contents were kept perfectly intact. And all of this was after Larry had spent some one-on-one time with an ioSafe hard drive, and had already determined it to be exactly as described. How often does that happen?

If you’ve been putting off the type of protection that will keep your irreplaceable documents, photos and financial information safe – even through a modern day apocalypse, then you have got to stop procrastinating. You can continue to gamble with the safety of your items, or you can hedge your bets by buying an ioSafe.

Cars, clothing, furniture, jewelry, houses … these things can all be replaced. But the things you can keep on an ioSafe are the kind that will burn, tear, mold or decay when disaster strikes. Insure your irreplaceables for $249.99, while supplies last.

ioSafe 1.5TB at Costco – MSRP is $299.99 plus the deal includes an extra 12 months Data Recovery Service at no extra cost.

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