Softaken OST File Exporter Reviews

1. Neesham Samuel

   | Team Lead at Anlubi | almost 2 years ago
   Giving 5 star after 2 week of usage

   I am giving 5 star for the performance of the application on our older pc with Windows 8.1 system. There was some error in that system due to which the Outlook also forced to stop and after that the background file got damaged.

   We contacted to some professional person for this issues and get solution by Adam with some references, as he guide us to resolve our Outlook OST file data problem with the OST file exporter software. He make it done in few clicks and the data starting exporting in PST format. Thanks to him a lot.

   🏁 Competitors: GainTools OST Converter Tool

   👍 Pros:    Qucik service|Saved time|Effortless migration

   👎 Cons:    We found nothing ass negative in it.
2. Jesus Y. Quintero

   | Manager at fxcora | almost 2 years ago
   Cannot open my Outlook OST file

   Softaken OST to PST Converter Software is very helpful for me. Because, of some technical issues I cannot open my Outlook OST file, and it’s very important data. Then, I purchased the standard version of Softaken OST Exporter, it simply fixed my all problem in a few minutes. I want to give 4 Star to his service. Thanks to Softaken team

   👍 Pros:    Saves time|Cost effective|Faster and cheaper than others|Most trusted website
3. James Martini

   | Technical Head at Exoacre | almost 2 years ago
   Server Crashed OST files Repair

   Our organization Outlook server crashed due to some power failure and many of our employees emails data got corrupted as it was in .ost file with large size of GBs.

   The Softaken team work well for us and provide us very good solution for recovering our emails back and special thanks to the executive which introduced us to them.

   👍 Pros:    Save our time|Save efforts|Simple working

   👎 Cons:    Nothing

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