I know they've been prepping for a show in Seattle this week, that may have something to do with it.
None taken. Gemtech is not my company, and I am not making excuses for them. I just pointed out a possibility....No offense...
I cant speak on goodhands situation but i do know I had great CS from GT when I send my Outback to be upgraded. That being said I really havent heard of a instance like this before from the multiple forums i lurk around. Im sure if I was in goodcats shoes I would be disappointed like everyone else would.If an "all-hands" meeting didn't even warrant a proper follow-up email, I'm not too keen on Gemtech anymore. Especially when you consider their lack of response that supposedly was the reason for the meeting. That sound you hear is me (& probably many other INGOers) scratching Gemtech off the consideration list. Too bad. A simple follow through at any point could have prevented this.
Regardless, the most important CS rule I've learned is that the customer does not care who, why, where or when, they just want it taken care of.
Update??????
I've had good luck with AAC, but will be making my next purchase through Huntertown Arms to support local.
Assurances mean very little at this point. I think you ought to call him today and ask him why you've been unable to get a satisfactory response when you've been "assured" multiple times that you'd be contacted. Even if you get your can today, by your own admission Gemtech has already lost any further business from you and he needs to hear about it so that he can fix whatever is broken within his organization.