“Where's that proof” Was that question really just included in the post? Where’s that proof? How about where is the proof for anything positive happening for the last 14 years for the Halpern led MAXD company? Where is the proof of the Mexican mining deal? The Beluga car deal? The Mexican Land Deal? The Japan deal? And on and on. Where was the proof of anything related to MAXD? Other than recent proof that a judge removed Halpern from the company, where is the proof on anything related to MAXD? Other than the “proof” that the Tip Solution and Formula Four deals were both funded by Harvey Vechery money, where’s the proof MAXD had any revenue at all?
“GH wins that bet.... I sent an email and just heard back from them.... MAXD on the last day of the year(2022) did make their forecast by inking a deal with a major player in the industry.... CEO will release news at the proper time....” This was a post by a Halpernette on January 1, 2023, in response to a challenge from another IHUB board poster. That’s going on six months ago. Where’s the “proof” of that deal? Where’s the “proof” of “making their forecast?” Where’s the “proof” of “inking a deal?” That would have required an 8-K. Where’s the “proof” there was a “major player in the industry who would actually work with Halpern?” Demanding proof of a statement considered to be a logical progression for someone buying or taking over a company is not only bold, in this case it’s also shameless.
Why is it so hard for Halpern to believe that someone taking over a defunct technology company would actually invest money into “engineering and technology?” Why wouldn’t they invest in their own product? Why is it so hard to believe that someone would invest money “in the company?” What do you do when you take over a non-revenue company that can’t support itself without cash injections, you have no choice but to invest cash, as there is no money in the company accounts.
Halpern has been repeating this mantra for weeks now as if there is something hidden behind the words. Some secret ethical lapse. Nice try. Vechery has been “investing” money into MAXD for many years, why would he stop now? Yet Halpern wants “proof” that the same man who invested millions of dollars in MAXD, might now want to invest a bit more? Especially now that the company syphon, who’s been draining all the money, is finally gone. Before a regurgitated "wheres the beef" tag line such as “where’s the proof” is thrown out, as if red meat for the troops, Halpern may want to put a bit more thought into it, and then look in the nearest mirror. “Proof” is something MAXD has been devoid of since day one.
I’ll let Harvey Vechery speak for himself about what he is going to be doing with his money in the future. I’m sure his overall game plan will be included in the company statement when they decide to release one.
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