Spongetech Delivery Systems, Inc. (fka SPNGQ)

[loanranger]

"I don't have all the particulars, regarding outcome - any settlement, judgment or award, but the suit is curious in that it alleges Celia committed fraud and..."

Of course you don't.

The only reference that I found to this "suit" ANYWHERE is the document link*** that you provided:
http://www.scribd.com/doc/33430634/Litigation-Complaint-122107
A Google search on the following terms produces only one(1) result.....your link:
aquamatrix dicon celia "supreme court for manhattan county"
If such a suit was filed in Supreme Court for Manhattan County, as shown, it managed to avoid being documented in Scroll (Supreme Court Records On-Line Library) and Web Civil Supreme. The so-called "Litigation Complaint" is undated without assignment of a case number and contains neither a signature page nor are there any supporting exhibits attached. The "filer" is no longer around so we can't get them to give us a status report.
"Investors are advised that Pink OTC Markets has not been able to contact this issuer."
http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/AQMT/company-info

You do a lovely job of hedging your bet:
1. Looks like Celia (was) sued for fraud.
2. "........the suit is curious in that it alleges Celia committed fraud....."
3. "It sounds like there are some questions as to Mr Celia's character and/or ethics...."

Still, your post is a peach of a character assassination.
Provide some of the "particulars" that you "don't have" and watch how fast I apologize for casting doubt on your effort. I'll wait.

ps. I know that I asked for a response "at your leisure", but I wanted to remind you that I'm still hoping to see your answers to the questions posed here:
http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=51501009


***Anyone interested should take a look at hoggey's source for the above document. Apparently a poster on Scribd.com named AndrewCat has downloaded an incredible # of documents, most of which appear to be REAL, in the last 4 days. I should warn you that I have downloaded one of the files, which indicates that it includes 574 pages (including the exhibits that were too numerous for others to justify posting), and my normally reliable Imac didn't appreciate it. It downloaded OK, but hung up during an attempted search. Still, it's a lotta crap all in one place.