Apache in the West Palm Beach news
05-03-2004 | 04:27 PM
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From: Beautiful Fort Lauderdale www.cheetahcat.com
I think everyone can agree that the article backfired!
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Not really depends on what you KNOW and how well you read it.. Best Regards
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Not really depends on what you KNOW and how well you read it.. Best Regards
05-03-2004 | 04:40 PM
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I guess I could have phrased my comment better. Considering that the above article serves the general public as a press release, and not everyone who buys a boat is part of the "Apache gossip pool" (It does keep us entertained). I would say that the hopes for the article would have been to give a brief history lesson and build nostalgia.
What I got from reading it, is that someone thought they purchased a brand name and is now in litigation. In the meantime he has 12 people working a trade that he admittedly knows nothing about. But, considering his business background, he will make it work...or, maybe not, and has a plan B.
The article instills little, to no confidence in the company. And raised questions about its future. I would not feel confident putting a deposit down on a boat after reading it. But I do wish Thad luck. I hate to see anyone fold.
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What I got from reading it, is that someone thought they purchased a brand name and is now in litigation. In the meantime he has 12 people working a trade that he admittedly knows nothing about. But, considering his business background, he will make it work...or, maybe not, and has a plan B.
The article instills little, to no confidence in the company. And raised questions about its future. I would not feel confident putting a deposit down on a boat after reading it. But I do wish Thad luck. I hate to see anyone fold.
MD
05-03-2004 | 04:56 PM
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From: The Joisey Shore
Steve, do you still work there? If so, share your thoughts. To me it sounds like the molds are complete, which means a boat could hit the water within 60 days.
Logo or no logo, this could be the biggest anticipation ever for a new model to come out.
Remember "New Coke"? Was it the most brilliant marketing concept ever created or was someone being a complete moron? You decide.
Logo or no logo, this could be the biggest anticipation ever for a new model to come out.
Remember "New Coke"? Was it the most brilliant marketing concept ever created or was someone being a complete moron? You decide.
05-03-2004 | 05:15 PM
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From: Boynton Beach FLORIDA!!!!
Ron, they need to lay glass first, the molds are done and sitting there but no glass is laid yet, the only glass laid so far are 2 engine hatches and a dash
Thats it
I was there today
jason
Thats it
I was there today
jason
05-03-2004 | 05:15 PM
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From: Beautiful Fort Lauderdale www.cheetahcat.com
Ron the Molds are finished we had a separate contractor for laying them up to save time with a new Building system I was more concerned with the Plugs.
The new Boats will have a Epoxy layup scheduled to start soon as the molds are buffed out..
It is the original 41 Warpath but digitally straight and sweet. no changes !!
The new Boats will have a Epoxy layup scheduled to start soon as the molds are buffed out..
It is the original 41 Warpath but digitally straight and sweet. no changes !!
05-03-2004 | 05:30 PM
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Re: Re: LEGAL Question about someone acting on behalf of a company
Originally posted by Panther
Don't know what I can help with, but the recruiter acts as the agent for the firm they represent. Unless the recruiter was lying about the bonus structure I don't think there is any recourse. The bonus structure is usually laid out in the employee manual, and can be given in writing if the employee request's. A Bonus is not guaranteed unless given in writing.
Don't know what I can help with, but the recruiter acts as the agent for the firm they represent. Unless the recruiter was lying about the bonus structure I don't think there is any recourse. The bonus structure is usually laid out in the employee manual, and can be given in writing if the employee request's. A Bonus is not guaranteed unless given in writing.
Call me DUMBASS!
05-03-2004 | 09:12 PM
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From: New York, NY - Manhattan BABY!
If the molds were just finished and no boats have been laid up yet, what are these engines http://www.apacheusa.com/newconstruc...=7&limit=1&L=1 for?
That series of pictures have been on the Apacheusa.com website for at least a couple of months. What did they go into if not a new boat (of whatever name)?
That series of pictures have been on the Apacheusa.com website for at least a couple of months. What did they go into if not a new boat (of whatever name)?
