Not correct.
In the past, Fast Eddie roped people into a settlement agreement and then didn't honor it.
For example, Tangiers. Tangiers had to go back to court and get an order to enforce settlement because Fast Eddie did not honor it.
Charlie A knows that. Therefore, Charlie would be very smart to strike a settlement under one of two circumstances.
1. Either cash is delivered by a licensed courier and after Mr. A. deposits the cash, he signs the settlement agreement.
2. Money is wired into an Attorney's escrow account and after the money is removed successfully from the escrow account and deposited into an account, then a settlement agreement is signed.
However, the settlement is just a con in my opinion. The company owes money to attorneys from the Tangiers case in 2010 and they still haven't paid those judgments. Those attorneys are also wise to Fast Eddie's tricks.
I would say that judgment is now worth about $75,000