Vectra 3d Selling on Internet

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Anonymous said:
Having a hard time understanding why you think Hartz has anything to do with Vectra 3D. VECTRA WAS DEVELOPED BY SUMMIT VET PHARM. They are both owned by a large Japanese company but that is the only familiararity between the two. Summit has no relation to hartz whatsoever
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Yeah right. How about this fun fact. Everyone knows how tough it is to get a big booth at the NVAC. After many years of Hartz being at the show they did not come this year. ANd even though there is a giant waiting list for these premjuim spots. SOme how the NON RELATED PRODUCT VECTRA 3d ended up at the exact same spot as the old Hartz booth. Yeah right they are not associated at all. Just wait and see. If and when vectra falls flat on its face Hartz will rename it and have it in every pet smart and agway out there. Abbott made a mistake by teaming up with thease guys. There managment staff is nothing but alot of rejects from other companies.
 






Anonymous said:
Hartz has nothing to do with Vectra. You are ignorant if you think otherwise. Summit is the best place to work by the way and we get paid a lot of money!
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This is an interesting thought. Maybe this will help you realize who you work for.
Since ur a Harts rep (and you probably couldnt spot this on your own) look at the company who the patent is assigned to! Thought you might need that help!

http://www.patentgenius.com/patent/6867223.html
 






Anonymous said:
Yeah right. How about this fun fact. Everyone knows how tough it is to get a big booth at the NVAC. After many years of Hartz being at the show they did not come this year. ANd even though there is a giant waiting list for these premjuim spots. SOme how the NON RELATED PRODUCT VECTRA 3d ended up at the exact same spot as the old Hartz booth. Yeah right they are not associated at all. Just wait and see. If and when vectra falls flat on its face Hartz will rename it and have it in every pet smart and agway out there. Abbott made a mistake by teaming up with thease guys. There managment staff is nothing but alot of rejects from other companies.
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You are just jealous that you were not hand picked for our team.
 












Anonymous said:
You are just jealous that you were not hand picked for our team.
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I would never apply to work at a joke company like Hartz. Not looking for a New Job at all with a great company. Just me and the other reps laughed at the people they had at there booth at the NAVC. It was like going to the ZOO of rejects and the Hartz(i mean vectra) Booth was the main attraction. Keep up the Bug 1 percent market share.
 






Summit is the ethical division of Hartz? And the product is not selling?

Come clean.

According to my manager who used to work for Merial.

Dr. Albert Ahn who is in charge at Summit VetPharm?
After
Being named in countless lawsuits with Hartz?
After
Hartz sold the product to Summit in an internal transaction?

Just get that product to your OTC division now (Hartz). Quit taking the loss.
 






What is funny is how Summit tries to distance themselves from Hartz. They know what the vet thinks. Hartz is Hartz, Summit is Summit. So what, owned by the same company. Hartz sells against the vet, Summit will too when they cannot penetrate this market place, it is just a matter of time. Talk about a liability.

Anonymous said:
Summit is the ethical division of Hartz? And the product is not selling?

Come clean.

According to my manager who used to work for Merial.

Dr. Albert Ahn who is in charge at Summit VetPharm?
After
Being named in countless lawsuits with Hartz?
After
Hartz sold the product to Summit in an internal transaction?

Just get that product to your OTC division now (Hartz). Quit taking the loss.
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Anonymous said:
Summit is the ethical division of Hartz? And the product is not selling?

Come clean.

According to my manager who used to work for Merial.

Dr. Albert Ahn who is in charge at Summit VetPharm?
After
Being named in countless lawsuits with Hartz?
After
Hartz sold the product to Summit in an internal transaction?

Just get that product to your OTC division now (Hartz). Quit taking the loss.
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Dr. Ahn is not in charge at Summit VetPharm. An ex Pfizer woman is.
 






You have no clue... Dr. Ahn is head of their veterinary technical division. The CEO is the ex from Pfizer. Read the info people. And Yes... Summit is directly linked with the same company as Hartz. The patent was filed for in 2003-2004 for the same molecule that Summit has now by HARTZ and Dr. Ahn. The truth is out there and easily researched. So stop lying to your doctors people because you only look like fools when we prove you are lying to them!
 






Anonymous said:
You have no clue... Dr. Ahn is head of their veterinary technical division. The CEO is the ex from Pfizer. Read the info people. And Yes... Summit is directly linked with the same company as Hartz. The patent was filed for in 2003-2004 for the same molecule that Summit has now by HARTZ and Dr. Ahn. The truth is out there and easily researched. So stop lying to your doctors people because you only look like fools when we prove you are lying to them!
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Please stop posting things that are untrue. Hartz does not own Summit Vet Pharm. Some of the founders of Summit Vet Pharm used to work at Hartz but they don't now.
 












Anonymous said:
Please stop posting things that are untrue. Hartz does not own Summit Vet Pharm. Some of the founders of Summit Vet Pharm used to work at Hartz but they don't now.
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They do to now.

I tell all my accounts the truth:

Hartz and SummitVet Pharms profits get filtered on a balance sheet to the same company. Sumitomo=Hartz

Therefore they can pay for research with eachothers profits.
Hartz paid for Summit's original research on Dinotefuran. Google it.

Hartz and Summit are one in the same.

Thank you.
 












Anonymous said:
Please stop posting things that are untrue. Hartz does not own Summit Vet Pharm. Some of the founders of Summit Vet Pharm used to work at Hartz but they don't now.
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Summit and Hartz are owned by the same PARENT COMPANY and the profits go to that same company. Sumi, whatever wants it both ways. Time will tell. Summit is not selling product, some distributors are, and they are lying in order to do so. The only founders of Summit is the parent company, it is not a private company, so youget your fact right.
 






Anonymous said:
They do to now.

I tell all my accounts the truth:

Hartz and SummitVet Pharms profits get filtered on a balance sheet to the same company. Sumitomo=Hartz

Therefore they can pay for research with eachothers profits.
Hartz paid for Summit's original research on Dinotefuran. Google it.

Hartz and Summit are one in the same.

Thank you.
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Hartz did not pay for Summits research, they paid for Hartz's research. Summit only came about because Hartz is not a viable company to sell to vets, that is the only reason there is a Summit today.
 






Facts are facts, and it is very clear that Summit and Hartz are owned by the same company. Now, if there is an ounce of common sense among you, which there obviously isn't as you are the arguing ones, then they are under the same corporate tent and therefore they are intertwined, PERIOD! It is fact, and nothing more. Veterinarians do care about this, I know because I ask and I talk tot hem about it. The overwhelming thought is that if vectra flops, it will simply go OTC and they will go for volume instead of margin. If you know anything at all about marketing, especially that of Japanese, then you know this is the path of least resistance.

Sorry you are in denial about your company, and I feel bad that maybe you are trying to argue a battle you are not smart enough to see you can't win. Just admit it, you went for the money and you intend to ride it until the wheels fall off. It shows you level of intuitiveness with our industry that you did it all. I have yet to hear of any really true tenured quality reps going to summit, so I'm sure the money wasn't all that. You really wanted to work for Bayer, but this was as close as you thought you could get. How's that workin' out for ya'??
 






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