Installed and registered without difficulty, opened to a functional interface.
A quick test on a USB flash drive using the fast search resulted in the finding a few files.
A test on the same drive using the complete search resulted in it finding many more files.

It was very optimistic in its assessment of how recoverable files were and somewhat confused as to file type. For instance EXE files would be marked as recoverable yet not start with MZ, obviously not an EXE file.
Image files with the extension .JPG would often say in the file type column "unknown" for some reason or other.

The recovery programs offered on the site have included a number of very good ones but at a high price, in the order of $140.
None at the same or similar price to today's offering have fared particularly well and this is no exception.

Looks like if you need a good recovery program you have to pay a high price, but a lot cheaper than taking your drive to a specialist recovery company.

Installed fine on win7 32bit registration went without a hitch. works like it says but some files it would not recover properly. was able to recover files I had removed from my recycle bin with no problems. tried various pic file and some exe files I deleted on purpose.

Re: Allen

"What happened to the first offer? An explanation would be nice."

An explanation was given. Look in the upper right of this page, OR click:

http://blog.giveawayoftheday.com/where-has-avs-video-editor-gone/

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Btw, this market is over crowded with freeware. I suggest, the price will be reduced ;)

http://pcsupport.about.com/od/filerecovery/tp/free-file-recovery-programs.htm

This seems to be the same version given away on 5/13/13.