I don't think Nate wrote the press release and here is why: If you look at other press releases, you'll see his name at the bottom as part of the boilerplate, which goes on every press release - not as the author of the release. As VP of Sales, his name has to be there because he is the contact for sales; this doesn't necessarily mean he wrote the release. In fact, it would be highly irregular to have anyone but the communications department write a release.
Here is the bottom of the press release about Simplifile. You'll notice that Bill's name is not above Investor Relations, as it normally would be. It's probably an oversight. However, you'll see Nate listed under sales as usual because this is a boilerplate, not attributing authorship of the release.
Contact:
Investor Relations:
ir@myecheck.com?
Sales:
Nate Wigle
mailto:info@myecheck.com
Here is the boilerplate from the release on July 10th. Bill's name is there.
Contact:
Bill Delgado
Investor Relations:
ir@myecheck.com
Sales:
Nate Wigle:
sales@myecheck.com
I don't know Nate Wigle or anyone else at the company. I'm just an investor who thinks the Nate bashing is unjustified. My issue is that Simplifile was unhappy with the release. Why? Didn't they send final approval before it was released? I'm a professional writer and I've done my share of press releases - you don't send anything out (especially if it involves a partner) without final sign-offs by everyone.