Absurd Allegations and Crazy Costs from a Commercially Invisible Company

A certain company, who we shall refer to as "New Co$t$", have been alleging that Vervata plagiarized their work because we may have read a public post of an idea somewhere on the internet. We are surprised that "New Co$t$" would embarrass themselves by such hilarious statements, which do not even pretend to offer any solid facts, but simply speculate on the possibility of something in the public domain being seen by someone who then goes on to make an amazingly successful product . This is like NASA being accused of plagiarizing the Space Shuttle from a drawing of Buzz Lightyear. The only explanation of such a shot in the foot by "New Co$t$" is that this is a panic driven response to Vervata's unique products and superior marketing. Vervata point out that we had already licensed a corporate version of FlexiSPY, for a UK reseller back in October 2005 and that FlexiSPY is simply a trivial specialization of our core technologies that include a broad range of Corporate and Consumer products as well as bespoke development services for select Clients. While "New Co$t$" point to public posts on the Internet, Vervata point to real products with real customers to prove our credibility.

It should also be understood that FlexiSPY is radically different to "New Co$t$" offerings, as FlexiSPY is distributed application with client and server side components which offers much broader uses and costs up to 5000 times less than using "New Co$t$" SMS forwarding system.

While we take the former with a touch of bemusement, on a more serious note, "New Co$t$" are portraying Vervata as some dodgy fly-by-night charlatans that are hiding in somewhere in Thailand . This is something we do not take lightly.

Vervata are a Thailand Board Of Investment promoted company; we publish our physical addresses, our phone numbers, a map to our office, and even a picture of our office building. We are completely open to our customers and you may phone us to speak with someone at any time during office hours in the GMT+7 time zone.

Now compare us with "New Co$t$", whose corporate presence consists of an email address and a website. Indeed, they have chosen to use "Private Domain Registration" which is specifically designed to hide the identity of the site owners. Where are "New Co$t$" offices? What is their phone number? Who are their clients? Why are they hiding their registration? How do you really know what they are doing with your information? We encourage the customer to consider carefully the merits of doing business with an unidentifiable website in cyberspace, especially with such sensitive information.

The FlexiSPY solution is unique and is a world first as it has a sophisticated server component that records information at a negligible cost, is accessible anywhere, and allows archiving of information into files for user records, analysis and multi-users. In comparison, "New Co$t$" products use SMS forwarding, an approach rejected by Vervata usability team, as it was simply inconceivable that this would be tolerable from detection or an economic perspective. Imagine having to send an SMS from the phone for every event of interest that occurred. A prepaid user's phone service would probably be suspended in days, and a post paid user would wonder why their SMS charges had increased so radically.

Please visit www.flexispy.com/neocostsdetails.htm for a detailed analysis of how much SMS forwarding costs the user.

In summary, we reject "New Co$t$" claims of plagiarism, we stand by our statement that our product is a world first in the area of discreet mobile activity monitoring and recording. Our customers are telling us that FlexiSPY has a much wider market appeal because of its features and its low cost, and that they feel much more secure dealing with a company who they can call on the phone or vist in person.

TAKE THE TEST. TRY CALLING "NEW CO$T$". TRY VISTING THEIR OFFICE. ONLY THEN, TRY THEIR PRODUCTS