Whoops! Extentrix cuts-and-pastes their product documention from EPA Factory.

Thanks for exposing this unethical company.

The owner (should be named) and the company employees obviously do not have integrity. 

I will never recommend Extentrix regradless of what they come out with.

Perhaps they should be spelled Extentricks.

Thanks for exposing them.

They may be cheaper because the Extentrix people in Dubai may have copied the EPAfactory code. 

I doubt that. If they copied the code they would have the same packages as EPAFactory. They are smart in their offerings and marketing. I give them thumbs up. Keep good work.

Hmmm, I think this person works for them.

Well this has generated some comment and I don't like posting as a Guest so thought I would take a moment to reply.

Extentrix should help drive the market forward but next time hopefully they can generate their own ideas and documentation.

Thanks

Extentrix copied the EPAFactory None Disclosure document.

EPAFactory followed Extentrix naming and packaging conventions:

Extentrix are the first to come up with Essential name and package many EPA scans in one. EPAFactory followed them.

Extentrix are the first to package AVs and FWs scans in one package. EPAFactory followed them.

It is the competition. We are the customer who are benefiting from this.

Also they are the first to offer Essentials @ US$999. EPAFactory copied them.

They are the first to offer unlimited users license model for their scans @ one price. EPAFactory copied them.

Heat it up.

I am sure it's a market play that aims to distort the good reputation of Extentrix. You know both are competing.

Lets say The document was taken as template from EPAFactory and yes its a amistake that Extentrix forget to edit the properties .What about the contents?

Thats what matters ,

I have great curiosity to try Extentrix EPAs.

Being a book author I may have a slightly different view compared to some other people when it comes to copying a document. Yes, it can happen that you accidently use text for your own documents that was originally created by someone else. But you should be very careful about such things in a commercial product. Just to make things clear; seen from a legal perspective the documentation belongs to a software product as does the source code. So copying documentation is like "borrowing" someone else's car without asking him, just because the car happens to be standing in front of your house. Intellectual Property is a serious thing, even if it is only a license file. The last time I needed a lawyer specialized in international software licensing he charged me 300 EURO (= US$500) per hour. Taking the licensing document from a competitor is definitely cheaper. Guess what Citrix would do if you wanted to build a business on creating a tool including some features Citrix also provides (= legal, as long as you didn't steal their code) and then distribute your tool with an exact copy of the Citrix documentation (= illegal). The Citrix legal department would definitly sue you, and nobody would blame them for doing so.

Benny