I had a run in with a company and its distributors this week and would you believe it was the company called, "Quantum Home Trainer"! Ever since I was told how well this device works which seemed to work miracles from what other distributors were saying to me that's when a red flag came up. So I had asked a series of pointed questions about the QHT or the QHT professional USB dongle software.
I seen on some other sites what the program looks like when you activate it, it's just a simple box to place names and addresses into and a input area for the issues you may or others are experiencing then you transmit that information for 25 minutes and whala you're done patient healed! I don't know about any of you but if you take this at face value and not do your research you could easily believe what anyone shovels on you.
I chose do some deeper probing about the company that sells QHT and I emailed over seven distributors; right now that's all they have. I sent them several questions and each distributor instead of answering my questions about this dongle software they forwarded all the emails to a distributor I know personally. She told me my particular questions could not be answered and I would essentially have to take it by faith that is the "word" of the manufacture.
I sent the directing sales manager of the company an email about the Quantum Home Trainer and he told me maybe I should send you some other reading material I have and I never heard from him again! I even got a nasty email from one of the distributors stating if I kept prying I would never be able to purchase the QPT or the Quantum Professional Home Trainer. I guess by now you are wandering what those particular questions were about that caused the distributors to panic and babble all the so called facts they couldn't prove to me.
It was very easy to trip them up in their own deception they get people to purchase their products and they specifically claim that if you or a hacker attempts to look inside the dongle it would erase all the millions of frequencies; it's supposed to contain all the copy written material of Core and SCIO and a host of other expensive software on the market for healing and on their site you can read at the end and I quote, "If you know a company or product we overlooked, we'll purchase one and add a quantum (spiritual) equivalent of their protocols to our software. Just contact us with the necessary information." My question is why purchase the orginal if your doing the "spiritual" equivalent? Why the need unless you are going to hack it!
Or it can be a misleading statement telling the would be buyer anything they want to hear and tell them they can have it all! Remember I stated earlier if it's too good to be true you must do some digging and research for the actual facts not the sales pitch before you spend your hard earned coins. Getting back to the questions I asked, I was curious and was wondering if this program is all that powerful why would the company have to hide it in a dongle?
What do they have to hide I understand maybe the internal programming but why not show the user what programs it has like Core 6.0 does? My first impression would have been that if they showed what was on the dongle just the basic programming they could get in trouble for copyright laws or my second best guest would have been there is nothing on the dongle whatsoever; some of us call it the "Sugar" pill effect if you think it's there it will be there; you see radionics doesn't need any programs to work it's just a crutch for the beginner in all respect to mislead the potential buyer with a fantasy promise that I believe is irresponsible at best.
I sent a letter and asked them questions about their claims and the price differential from $1200-$2400. The distributors stated to me the QPT for $2400 version has tens of thousands of programs on it and that the unit automatically resonates to the correct remedy programs on the dongle in other words it truly knows how to heal that person by keeping the operator out of the loop. So my first question to the company/distributors was; How do you know for sure if there are any programs on that dongle whatsoever and what proof do you have? You guessed it they could not answer the question but diverted by saying you just have to try it to believe it!
Then I remember reading on their web site that if anyone tries to pry into the dongle either by hacking with a dongle emulator or any other trick all the information would be erased automatically; I remember they use to say that about disk software years ago I didn't think anyone would use that old cliche in this high tech generation.
The second question I had for them was; what makes the "Professional QPT" much more expensive then the home training QHT? They took that question hook, line and sinker, by stating, "Oh it has over a million frequencies programmed into the dongle along with all Core 6.0's remedy trays and host of other programs. I then asked if the home trainer from last year was successful and many told me absolutely unequivocal to any other program out there; this was before the professional version came out this year. I stated if the home version healed many people with great success why go the professional version with all its hyped up claims and from what I am hearing the professional version heals just the same so why pay the additional costs or what proof can you show me you are getting your monies worth by upgrading?
Again one distributor told me by email that I can't answer I will forward it to Mike who is the senior sales manager for QHT. I again asked the distributors why is it you represent a product that you have no idea that any information exists on the dongle for $1200 and you require anyone wanting to purchase the professional dongle to be licenced for liability factors. Does this information sound like the software is all powerful and it takes a special license to operate a software program that supposed to be a "Spiritual" program from the companies standpoint?
Which brought me to another probing question of the validity of this company, I asked the former Core users who spent over $20,000 for their Core and were very successful in helping people as to why they gave it up to purchase a cheap dongle that claims it can do anything that Core or any other product on the market can. The distributors told me that Core took too much of their time investigating the client and they didn't like the client to be involved in the balance process to pinpoint said problem which takes approximately a few hours and in the scheme of things which doesn't equate to much after the first balance from then on it's just a matter of simple updating the client for future balances, whereas the QHT is very simple you just type in the issue and send it to the customer by scalar waves you know "set it and forget it" sounds like an infomercial.
Does it make any sense to anyone out there who invested over $20,000 in a tried and proven software that has been on the open market for over 20 years with absolutely nothing to hide and everything they purchased they (purchasers) and (customers) were able to see what it was and nothing was hidden from the operator and nothing that was so-called duplicated or copyrighted in anyway. I am not only sticking up for Core but all the competitors they copied off the free market and it's my guess it is not the same and more than likely doesn't do anything. (You get what you pay for)
I was basically told by the distributors I'm making too many waves and I am supposed to accept and take the word of a company that know one has ever heard of until last year. Not one single distributor knows or have seen what the dongle contains as far as information goes if anything. Oh by the way Mike couldn't tell me any more then their own representatives could and he is from the company!
The road to easy street (QHT) comes with a high price even though it's cheaper than $20,000 still $2400 can be expensive to the practicioner and some of the distributors if not all charge a handsome $180.00 per three sessions look out customers wanting to get better! Customers are promised the world for a large fee and too their surprise there is nothing usable about the program other than making blind and uninformed distributors who don't even know about the product they sell or what it contains for which the customer is paying for. They still make lots of pocket cash off the uninformed and the vulnerable and less we forget off a lot of Core practicioners by convincing them to give up their practice for this dongle surprise. I hope before you even take a suggestion from this blog or any other site you do your research and decide for yourselves does this really work did I do all I could do to justify the money I am spending.
In summary I wrote this out of frustration and be surrounded by stupidity of distributors that don't know there own product except what the companies sale rep tells them. Any company that hides their so-called miracle from the public to me has something to hide and I don't believe it's the magical formula they claim it is. Buyer Beware!
