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Re: Ben80 post# 14913

Tuesday, 10/19/2021 6:03:46 PM

Tuesday, October 19, 2021 6:03:46 PM

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They have no choice but to accept those terms. The company has no assets to liquidate, says so right in the plan, page 21, so it's "take this small payment or else":

The Debtor’s Liquidation Analysis follows:
The Debtor essentially has only one asset - its proprietary software. The software is outdated and needs
to be updated. Ultimately, the Debtor believes t hat t he software has no liquidation value. The costs of
updating t he software is likely more than the costs of developing a similar software “from scratch” for a
third party and would therefore not likely attract any interest in the marketplace.
Asset: Software
Listed Value: $2,500
Liquidation Value: $0
Liens/ Encumbrances: None
Net Liquidation Value: $0
Available for Distribution to Creditors $0
NOTE: The Debtor has substantial net operating losses that it intends will be preserved through the
reorganization process and be of some tax benefit to the company going forward. Those “NOL’s” are not
transferable and would have no value in the event of a liquidation.


I swear I’ll never use the phrase “you can’t make this stuff up” ever again after being on the OTC. Apparently you can.