Back from the beach and catching up. A few points to consider from recent posts, when making comments about who is in charge and SEC filing dates, you must look at the big picture. Greg Halpern was in charge from the beginning until he was removed by the courts backdated to April 28th. He is no longer the CEO. That is public knowledge. Until that point in time Harvey Vechery was limited in what he could legally do.
As I have stated repeatedly, the Vechery legal team was not allowed to look “under the hood” until the end of the day May 18th as Halpern was suggesting online that he was going to file a “motion to reconsider” and fight the verdict. The legal examination for the Vechery team began the following day on May 19th. At that time, they started investigating the overall condition of the company and began the legal “forensic” process. Over the course of the next several weeks they discovered issues that needed to be dealt with, financial, legal, and technical. This led to an ongoing discovery process behind the scenes. I’m sure they will address the shareholders when they are ready. Working with the SEC, including issues of past due and current filings and reports, is part of the process.
In the meantime, what has Greg Halpern been doing? He registered a website in Harvey Vechery’s name and began posting more defamatory comments about Vechery and other individuals. He then registered the Vechery company name and bragged about it on the new website. He posted photos of Harvey Vechery’s house on the website and legal proceedings from a past family court action. He modified his Hoodwinkers website and continued with the libel and slander campaign from his other sites. He and his minions posted negative information about Vechery on the boards and issued veiled threats, including talk of potential class action awsuits. He then began posting that Vechery and Halpern were in “live talks” about the Japan business, working things out, and moving on together, which never happened. This was apparently posted on a foreign website after presumably doctoring illegal audio recordings of prior phone conversations, probably edited to appear as if they were current.
These actions were all against the court ruling which prevented “defendant Halpern, and anyone acting in concert with him, are permanently enjoined and restrained from, directly or indirectly, by use of any means or instrumentalities: Making false statements about his relationship with Max Sound.”
Are these the actions of a person wanting to reconcile with Vechery? Do any of these actions show any form of remorse? Are these the actions of a person who cares about SEC filing schedules or the shareholders? No. These are the actions of a man attempting to extract payment from Vechery, through any means available to him, including extortion, blackmail, intimidation, and threats of lawsuits. These are the actions of a man who cares only for himself.
For Halpern minions to be continuously posting about due dates is humorous, especially considering Halpern appears to be undermining Vechery every step of the way. If Greg Halpern truly cared about SEC earnings reports, or anything else related to MAXD and the shareholders, he would stop antagonizing Vechery and start cooperating.
