There are no conversations going on between Harvey Vechery, Scott Kapp, and Greg Halpern. This is an intentionally deceptive approach designed to fool shareholders into believing Greg Halpern is still a relevant part of the conversation. He is not.
Keep this statement in mind as you continue to read; “At best, Halpern has revealed himself to be a chronically dishonest and incompetent director who performs no diligence when engaging with third parties on behalf of the corporation, resulting in conflicting and illegal dealings.” Furthermore, “the evidence plainly reveals that Halpern is unfit to serve as a director of the corporation, cannot proceed in his management without breaching his fiduciary duties and cannot stop himself from engaging in stock manipulations that continues to mislead shareholders and prospective investors. In fact, manipulation and abuse is all that Halpern has done for Max Sound, given that publicly available corporate filings (which were prepared by Halpern) reveal that Max Sound has had virtually zero business in recent years except for self-interested transactions with other companies associated with Halpern.”
These are the words in the judgment that the court agreed with before issuing the Final Order. Formula Four Principles aside, just because you desperately want something to be true doesn’t make it so.
Halpern wants shareholders to believe there are conversations going on for his own self-serving reasons. Once again, just because he wants it to be doesn’t mean it’s true. His only avenue for income is to extort or sue the man with the money. He said so himself when he stated, “ Greg Halpern needs H. Vechery resources to move Max Sound forward.” He could have just stopped at “Greg Halpern needs H. Vechery’s money,” Once again, just because he needs it doesn’t mean he’ll get it.
The former transfer agent was never censored. He is a legitimate shareholder. The board poster, and his master, no longer have access to the NOBO list so “they” wouldn’t know anyway. The stock was registered and legitimate. Halpern knows this. But as always is the case, the Halpern team has no relationship with the truth. His desire is to bring all those contradicting him down to his level so he can tarnish their reputation. Claiming the stock is somehow “illegitimate,” and referring to imaginary censorship allows Halpern to claim superiority of messaging in his mind. Formula Four mind tactics again. Coming from a man with the checkered past Halpern has on the record, including being booted from MAXD by the judge for “looting the shareholders,” is rich considering the man himself might be considered an illegitimate shareholder.
Whether any shareholder wants “Harvey Vechery and Greg Halpern talking with each other....” or not is irrelevant as we have nothing to do with their actions. What they do is up to them. But Halpern reporting they were having “live conversations” about future business is not true. Not to mention against the court order. Twisting that comment around to claim shareholders are against imaginary conversations is nothing more than the master of deflection, Greg Halpern, attempting to make claims for his imaginary lawsuit.
