“Greg Halpern Does Not Adhere to Corporate Formalities and Operates Max Sound in Order to Loot Max Sound and its Shareholders.” I’m going to lead off this series of responses with the statement made by the honorable Judge Timothy B. Taylor Superior Court of California San Diego County in the April 28th hearing. That statement was not made by any board character, nor was it made by Harvey Vechery himself. It was made by the judge. Translation? Halpern doesn’t follow the rules and is only in business to LOOT the company and shareholders so he can live his extravagant lifestyle. For that reason alone, there is no confidence in Halpern and no reason to prolong this charade by allowing him to continue pirating his way across the far east. Please keep the judge’s words in mind as you read these posts.
The board poster stated, “Team Vechery is so bent on removing Team Maxd CEO that they cannot see past Japan: the Plush Bunny Operation.” This statement is inaccurate from the beginning. Team Vechery is not “bent on removing,” the court has already removed Greg Halpern from the company. He was technically out as of April 28th, it just took longer for the final order to be posted. He can no longer operate on behalf of MAXD. For that matter, he can no longer be referred to as “Maxd CEO” as that title was removed by the court. Just like the company, MAXD HD Audio Technology, source code, all other assets of MAXD no longer belong to him. All of this was lost the minute he defaulted on all the business and personal notes connected to these assets, and instead of working with Vechery, he chose to defame him in public. And you wonder why Vechery wanted him removed? .
The poster stated, “Vechery was so bent on removing Halpern.” Why would that be? Maybe because he has proven to be a serial fabricator with no credibility whatsoever on any subject. Not to mention a CEO with a 14-year track record of no deals and no revenue. Maybe it was due to all his late-night Vimeo productions where he libeled and slandered the night away while appearing to be intoxicated, or worse. Not to mention the same with his personal Hoodwinkers website that embarrassed the company on every level and personally slandered his angel investor.
We don’t need to "see beyond Japan," all we need to see is what’s been on front of our own eyes for 14 years. The point is they no longer want to do be associated with a man with no ethics, morals, values, or integrity. Or in the words of the samurai, no honor! How is that not acceptable to the narrator of this letter? The bottom line is that Harvey Vechery has chosen to think big picture and remove a cancerous CEO instead of “seeing past Japan.” Every medical person will tell you that removing the cancer is the first step in the recovery process. That has been done. Whether the plush bunny brigade approves of the move or not, Halpern had an across-the-board vote of no confidence.
