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Mister X 06-08-2003 10:27 AM

Open Letter
 
Montreal June 7, 2003

Cybernet Expo Montreal
c/o Fay Sharp

RE: Your look alike Montreal expo and trade show

We would like to make very plain our extreme displeasure with the Montreal Cybernet show organizers. Not only do we feel that we did not get our money's worth, we feel like we were actually ripped off.

To charge an amount like $125 USD for a show with no booths or significant displays and only entry level seminars is quite ridiculous. Paying for the privilege of standing around in the "networking area" for a while wondering who all these people were and drinking over-priced beer was not only unrewarding from a business standpoint, it was also extremely frustrating.

Surely there were people at the show that we would have been very interested in talking to. In fact we went there planning to talk to some people about specific things. And I'm sure that the people we wanted to talk to were there somewhere. But we really had no way of knowing who they were, or finding them if we did know. The lack of even the inclusion of a company name on badges meant that it was reduced to asking people who they worked for and what they did.

From the standpoint of a local Montreal business the show was actually embarrassing. We had clients who were quite satisfied with us and what we provided them with but they expressed their disappointment with the whole experience of coming to Montreal for Cybernet. Almost certainly these people will not be back next year. A tradeshow that hurts business instead of helping it is worse than useless.

I think I can speak for all Montreal industry people in saying that we are very proud of our city. Which is why this show was such a terrible disappointment for us. People will be going home thinking that perhaps Montreal is a good place to party, and a beautiful city. But too many of them will be thinking that it's an unrewarding place to do business.

Perhaps Montreal should do what the Toronto industry did and organize our own tradeshow. People that actually care about business in this city might do a better job than someone with a "take the money and run" attitude.

One thing is sure, this is our first time at this event and this will be the last.

Daniel Perrault
Eromodel Casting
Montreal

XxXotic 06-08-2003 10:28 AM

sorry to hear that. makes me glad i didn't attend

lEricPl 06-08-2003 10:30 AM

Sounds lame

buddyjuf 06-08-2003 10:31 AM

do we have the other side of the story?
or is this... in fact.... true............ :(

ITS MY CITY YOU KNOW! *cries*

SleazyDream 06-09-2003 02:32 PM

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...hreadid=141382

addressed in this thread

Nina 06-09-2003 02:33 PM

yes as Sleazy said, this was addressed in the other thread... but you guys are way off base with your letter and how you handled the situation.

detoxed 06-09-2003 02:34 PM

i hear crying

Stallion 06-09-2003 02:39 PM

Hello retard.. :321GFY :321GFY



Quote:

Originally posted by Mister X
Montreal June 7, 2003

Cybernet Expo Montreal
c/o Fay Sharp

RE: Your look alike Montreal expo and trade show

We would like to make very plain our extreme displeasure with the Montreal Cybernet show organizers. Not only do we feel that we did not get our money's worth, we feel like we were actually ripped off.

To charge an amount like $125 USD for a show with no booths or significant displays and only entry level seminars is quite ridiculous. Paying for the privilege of standing around in the "networking area" for a while wondering who all these people were and drinking over-priced beer was not only unrewarding from a business standpoint, it was also extremely frustrating.

Surely there were people at the show that we would have been very interested in talking to. In fact we went there planning to talk to some people about specific things. And I'm sure that the people we wanted to talk to were there somewhere. But we really had no way of knowing who they were, or finding them if we did know. The lack of even the inclusion of a company name on badges meant that it was reduced to asking people who they worked for and what they did.

From the standpoint of a local Montreal business the show was actually embarrassing. We had clients who were quite satisfied with us and what we provided them with but they expressed their disappointment with the whole experience of coming to Montreal for Cybernet. Almost certainly these people will not be back next year. A tradeshow that hurts business instead of helping it is worse than useless.

I think I can speak for all Montreal industry people in saying that we are very proud of our city. Which is why this show was such a terrible disappointment for us. People will be going home thinking that perhaps Montreal is a good place to party, and a beautiful city. But too many of them will be thinking that it's an unrewarding place to do business.

Perhaps Montreal should do what the Toronto industry did and organize our own tradeshow. People that actually care about business in this city might do a better job than someone with a "take the money and run" attitude.

One thing is sure, this is our first time at this event and this will be the last.

Daniel Perrault
Eromodel Casting
Montreal


Mr.Fiction 06-09-2003 02:48 PM

$125? Who cares if it really did suck for that price?

Why would someone bother going to this much effort over that kind of money?

Angelonfire 06-09-2003 02:56 PM

Mister X
will all du respect hun. I think the show the sessions the parties were amazing....

AT the bar at the Hotel I did not drink there beause I went with a budget so I went elswere... msot of the time dribnks were fucken free everywere...

Meeting people.... that was not a problem.... I ask I shake hands socialized and i did see those I wanted to meet....

Please hun... THat show was amazing and the quality of the people on the seminar was absolutly profesional .. personaly i 've learned alot.... Nothing is never perfect in life.. THat is a fact....

If you think That the next cyberexpo should be orginized by the Montreal people well go for it.. You will see that you can't not please John harry and mary all the time....


You take care...
:winkwink:

NBDesign 06-09-2003 02:57 PM

Ok, seriously... how many of these are you people going to post?

ENOUGH!!!!! :1orglaugh

Eromodel 06-09-2003 08:26 PM

Please note: In case you can't figure it out... The large majority of the parties had abolutely no connection to the organizers of this convention. Whether or not the parties and people were great (and they were) the fact remains that Tradeshow Productions did a very bad job of organizing this convention. The good parts of it were organized by OTHER PEOPLE. Even the seminars were in the main organized by local Montreal people and YNOT.

LadyMischief 06-09-2003 08:34 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Eromodel
Please note: In case you can't figure it out... The large majority of the parties had abolutely no connection to the organizers of this convention. Whether or not the parties and people were great (and they were) the fact remains that Tradeshow Productions did a very bad job of organizing this convention. The good parts of it were organized by OTHER PEOPLE. Even the seminars were in the main organized by local Montreal people and YNOT.
Howso? And it's nice to see you finally got some guts to post yourself. And if you had a beef with the Trade Show organizers, why not send THEM a letter, instead of being shifty and handing out a letter to everyone else at the cathedral? That was lower than low and I know you didn't earn any brownie points with that one. The show was amazing, just because you were hiding behind your self-importance and didn't walk up to people and say "hi" doesn't mean you need to blame it on anyone else. Seems most other people have social skills. Care for me to recommend some books on the subject?

markell 06-09-2003 08:38 PM

haha, i knew that show was going to suck :1orglaugh

LadyMischief 06-09-2003 08:39 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by markell
haha, i knew that show was going to suck :1orglaugh
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Seems all the people who thought it sucked didn't attend or read the posts of those who did. ONE person who didn't know how to introduce himself seemed to not do well.. I wonder why. The rest of us had a fucking blast.

Eromodel 06-09-2003 09:03 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by LadyMischief


Howso? And it's nice to see you finally got some guts to post yourself. And if you had a beef with the Trade Show organizers, why not send THEM a letter, instead of being shifty and handing out a letter to everyone else at the cathedral? That was lower than low and I know you didn't earn any brownie points with that one. The show was amazing, just because you were hiding behind your self-importance and didn't walk up to people and say "hi" doesn't mean you need to blame it on anyone else. Seems most other people have social skills. Care for me to recommend some books on the subject?

Did you bother to notice that it was a copy of the letter which I sent to Tradeshow Productions? I think any books you might recommend on social skills would not be very interesting to civilized people, considering how you talk to someone you have never met and who has said nothing at all to you.

HEARTBREAKER 06-09-2003 09:05 PM

so sorry but at least you had fun!!!!:sadcrying

McAttack 06-09-2003 09:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by markell
haha, i knew that show was going to suck :1orglaugh
Actually the show rocked. You have a few people here who complained, their arguement has no real value because there's no backing to it. One of them was there for 1 of the 3 days. That's retarded.

The show was actually very good in my opinion

LadyMischief 06-09-2003 09:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Eromodel
Did you bother to notice that it was a copy of the letter which I sent to Tradeshow Productions? I think any books you might recommend on social skills would not be very interesting to civilized people, considering how you talk to someone you have never met and who has said nothing at all to you.
Heh think again.

jact 06-09-2003 09:09 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Eromodel
Did you bother to notice that it was a copy of the letter which I sent to Tradeshow Productions? I think any books you might recommend on social skills would not be very interesting to civilized people, considering how you talk to someone you have never met and who has said nothing at all to you.
Short memory?

Gary 06-09-2003 09:10 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by jact


Short memory?

hehehehe


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