Comments on: The fall of Qbase?

By: David Esrati

David Esrati — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 04:57:00 +0000

I'm still getting detailed info from former QBusters on forced political donations-

Give me the details- including dates, check numbers, how it was pushed and by whom, and for how much.

Write a statement outlining how you felt about the process- and if you thought your job depended on it.

Also- if you have knowledge of any direct earmarks- that came back from politicians you had donated to- need that too. Thanks.

By: BestServedCold

BestServedCold — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 00:30:34 +0000

Willy the Grifter – how’s things these days, pal??

They rode you out of LN on a rail, you lasted less than a year at Gartner (8 months as I recall), and now QBust.

Quite a dance card there. So much to be proud of…hell, for your family to be proud of.

Karma, buddy – always remember about Karma.

I’m watching – as so many of the honest, committed, talented people you intentionally screwed are watching – and will rejoice at the ultimate implosion of this so-called business you nefariously built on a foundation of outright lies and greed.

Good night and good luck – you are gonna need it.

By: Cautiously Optimistic

Cautiously Optimistic — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 23:36:50 +0000

Where does the Dayton Development Coalition fit into all of this? For historians, it was the DDC who courted Pardue and hooked Hobson up with him. I believe it was the DDC who personally set up the sweet tax dollar incentives also. Former DDC CEO Nauseef and Pardue were best buds. Wonder if the DDC still loves QBase now. Pardue was an unscrupulous bully at LexisNexis and continued that at QBase.

By: Willard Iglesias

Willard Iglesias — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 01:41:24 +0000

Please come buy my greatest hits album… And not just because I need the money!
1) To all the Employees I’ve Loved Before
2) Prosecution – Always on My Mind
3) Can’t Help Falling in Love – with Myself
4) Cryin’ Time
5) Everybody’s Talking
6) Forbidden Games
7) How Can You Mend a Broken Bank Account?
I’ve been Waiting for an “Intern” Like You
9) Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
And last but not least…
10) I know its Over (and so does everyone else…)
You were noticeably absent at InfoTech you D-bag…

By: In the 'burg

In the 'burg — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 00:53:14 +0000

We have a contract with them. If they don’t deliver, I’ll be unemployed. Fun.

By: withheld 78

withheld 78 — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 21:14:23 +0000

Tick..Tock.Tick..Tock…..I bet this is Willards most annoying sound as he lays in bed trying to figure out how to cover payroll each week.    Oh wait, that would require a conscience of some sort.   And we all know that’s not the case with slick Willy.
Speaking of payroll, I have to call out the rest of Qbase emplyees. Earlier in the year, many of you agreed to take pay cuts or work without pay in exchange for worthless shares of the company, or promise to be paid back later in the year.   Now this past pay period, you get week long e-mails prepping you about trouble with getting paid by your largest client – the government.   I wonder why? Low and behold, payday arrives and there is no money to pay you.
For everyone reading and/or posting on this site…join me in unison when I say, WAKE UP AND MOVE ON!! If the Diamondback deal had gone through, Willard would have had to get the company down to less than 40 emplyees.   Do you think he’d think twice about cutting everyone in order to save his own ass?

By: FormerIntern

FormerIntern — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 15:15:41 +0000

For the sake of Diamondback and all things good in business, thank GOD Qbase’s [inevitably evil] deal with them fell apart.

Qbase-turned-Intern-mill-turned-Qbust (yay!) is out of control. I hope everyone now sees what’s going on. If there were any doubters before, I hope the constant bad news about Qbase leaves no doubt in their minds.

It would not surprise me at ALL if Pardue (and who knows who else) scampers off to Dubai with their tails between their legs to avoid prosecution. Typical Pardue move. Scam’em and leave’em. If you DO leave, Willard, enjoy the middle east for the rest of your life, starting from the ground up.

Ahh, this really is a victorious moment. I feel a greater sense of accomplishment everytime I drive by the QBase building in Beavercreek.

As one ex-Qbase employee said recently, “We got out while the gettin’ was good!”

I love my new job. Suck it, Pardue.