Wednesday, August 15, 2018 10:23:45 AM
Now I am sure they understood this on some level when they entered the deal and perhaps they had some “padding” in the $2.4 number (say they expected to actually clear $1.8 million or something)...but if they are competing with the note holders to sell it could get messy.
That then begs the question, would they sue? Would they try to rescind the deal? Would they decide just to walk with whatever money they can get in the conversions? At some point Cellucci’s ability to access even convertible debt financing will be significantly reduced and at the moment Helpcomm needs cash to stay in business...so bankruptcy could become a real possibility (which is actually rare in OTC stocks).
I have long thought that Helpcomm could go the same route as Viking...the current situation only reinforces that notion.
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