“Unlike Tip Solution (that was planned from Vechery).” Harvey’s plan or not, the engineering was never finished by MAXD for Tip Solutions so the launch couldn’t be completed, and the quarterly payments, by contract, did not have to be made. This was because Halpern didn’t pay the engineers with the money Harvey gave to him for that purpose. A legitimate CEO would have focused on the quarterly payments in his back yard instead of chasing false gold in Mexico and plush bunnies in Japan. Where were those quarterly payments from Formula 4 by the way? Or didn’t they have to be paid because of the obvious familial nepotism?
“Follow the D Filings from Vechery to see what he was doing to with the stock manipulation.” Harvey Vechery could have converted his shares at particular points in time, but it would have had a negative impact on MAXD, so he did not. He could have sold shares in the past, but he did not. He has sold a grand total of approximately $236 dollars’ worth of shares in his entire time with MAXD. That’s all. He loaned money to Halpern virtually every time he asked. Millions of dollars. Now he is painted as the bad guy because Halpern thinks its germane to his future legal case.
Halpern really shouldn’t be throwing stones at glass houses considering his own Machiavellian maneuvers during his bankruptcy. Formula 4? Mexican Land Deal valuation? Value of preferred shares? As to the “D Filings,” that has all been taken care of, is current, and has been cleared by the SEC attorney. I’ve been told HV is not worried about it so “file away!” Starting a legal battle with a man with money, backed up by facts, is never a good idea. One has proof. The other has innuendo.
