“no contact with Greg Halpern.... no contact with the accountant.... no contact with Delaware registration....”
Each item on the “demand” list has been addressed and answered. One by one. As usual, the comments are all based on Halpern’s incorrectly employed philosophy of Zen Nothingness. He is an empty shell with nothing to offer but the tired old refrain about someone else’s timetable not meeting his individual expectations and demands. A timetable dictated by mistakes made by Halpern that must now be corrected by the Vechery legal team. This is nothing more than another deflection technique, attempting to shift the focus away from 14 years of misdeeds and complete failure as a businessman.
I’m sure the legal team will be in contact with Halpern when they are ready to collect property owned by Max Sound Corporation and anything else they have on their list. I’m sure they will be in touch with the accountant when the forensic work begins. I’m sure they will deal with Delaware on their schedule. I’m sure they will issue statements when they are ready and not on Greg Halpern’s schedule.
The stock cannot be bought or sold right now, other than by specific traders, thanks to Halpern intentionally placing it on the Expert Market. Therefore, any actions, or non-actions, by the Vechery legal team are not currently impacting the stock in any way. Once they have things settled in with both the legal and admin areas, they will have to go through the process of getting MAXD returned to the OTC market, which will take some time. Only then will statements being made, or not being made, on the boards, or by the company in official press releases, have any impact on the daily share value. There is no evidence that Harvey Vechery is going to emulate the “pumping machine” approach to marketing that Halpern followed with MAXD, actions or comments right now are not relevant. For that reason, whatever the Vechery legal team is doing, or not doing, and everything that may, or may not, have been said behind the scenes by Harvey Vechery, is irrelevant. Some shareholders have waited over 14 years for Greg Halpern to get deals done, to no avail. Now that he has been removed from the company for overall villainy, Halpern expects everyone to listen to his demands. Once again, to coin a phrase with full credit to Mastercard; PRICELESS!
