Skooch
08-20-2008, 09:41 AM
Some of you may be familiar with me from the qloader forums; I was the Minnesota player rep for Ancient Innovations Corporation makers of the qloader custom loading system.
As some of you may already know, Ancient Innovations Corporation (also known as AIC) maker of the qloader custom loading system is undergoing / has undergone some internal restructuring which included discontinuing the tech forums, terminating the player-rep program, replacing the CEO and moving manufacturing operations overseas just to name a few.
These changes bring with them some concerns that were voiced by both the player-rep group as well as the CEO prior to his dismissal– specifically the lack of maintaining integrity of the product by moving the manufacturing operations overseas. Since production was moved overseas increases in substandard parts have been disseminated to owners who are now having problems. These problems mostly consist of parts that do not fit together correctly as a result of poor craftsmanship.
Now one may assume that I am doing this out of spite or retribution. I want to make this point very clear, I am neither upset nor angry for the decisions made by AIC, I wish them well and I thank them for the opportunity they gave me. I hope that they resolve their manufacturing issues and continue to grow.
With that said, I would like to inform those players who came to rely on me for tech help and advice that I will attempt to help them in whatever way I can. Although I may no longer represent AIC / qloader - as a player I know the feeling one gets when their equipment is not working like it should when on the field. However this in no way means that I promote or endorse the product at this time.
I would like to take the opportunity to thank Steve Schmidt, along with the former player-reps of qloader. Best of luck to all of you.
As some of you may already know, Ancient Innovations Corporation (also known as AIC) maker of the qloader custom loading system is undergoing / has undergone some internal restructuring which included discontinuing the tech forums, terminating the player-rep program, replacing the CEO and moving manufacturing operations overseas just to name a few.
These changes bring with them some concerns that were voiced by both the player-rep group as well as the CEO prior to his dismissal– specifically the lack of maintaining integrity of the product by moving the manufacturing operations overseas. Since production was moved overseas increases in substandard parts have been disseminated to owners who are now having problems. These problems mostly consist of parts that do not fit together correctly as a result of poor craftsmanship.
Now one may assume that I am doing this out of spite or retribution. I want to make this point very clear, I am neither upset nor angry for the decisions made by AIC, I wish them well and I thank them for the opportunity they gave me. I hope that they resolve their manufacturing issues and continue to grow.
With that said, I would like to inform those players who came to rely on me for tech help and advice that I will attempt to help them in whatever way I can. Although I may no longer represent AIC / qloader - as a player I know the feeling one gets when their equipment is not working like it should when on the field. However this in no way means that I promote or endorse the product at this time.
I would like to take the opportunity to thank Steve Schmidt, along with the former player-reps of qloader. Best of luck to all of you.