“Boo hoo and all that jazz....lol. Quotes from the basement….” What does that even mean? Is Greg Halpern proud of placing himself (and all of us) in that triple digit basement? Is he proud that it’s currently in the .000001 range? That’s a long climb to get back to the outhouse. That means the 100 M shares you mentioned as “digital wallpaper” is worth approximately one hundred dollars. That's some pretty cheap wallpaper.
It may appear from that one-sided line of sight that “Harvey Vechery has done nothing,” but that’s hardly the case. His legal team has been working on the many landmines Greg Halpern intentionally left behind for Harvey to deal with. Patents left to wither on the vine and are now gone. The only remaining patent listed as being stolen by a digital thief in the night. Trademark renewals that were ignored so they have expired. Unpaid taxes and charter fees. SEC filings that are not only fantastical but were not filed by Halpern before he was removed. By Halpern’s own admission, an auditor who hasn’t been paid, which is probably one reason the filings have not been made. An intentional Expert Market listing that has paralyzed trading and created legal questions about timing and intent. An SEC which has apparently placed MAXD and Greg Halpern under the microscope. Complicating a long and winding road back to financial respectability. Unpaid debts, note holders with their hands out, and judgements. Engineers who haven’t been paid. A dormant technology that hasn’t been upgraded in years. A public stain on the brand. Mounting legal fees for both old and new issues. Especially with continuous Halpern threats behind the scenes about lawsuits and cloned lawsuits.
All the while having to deal with Halpern making threats, attempting extortions, and casting aspersions on his many attack websites. How many of you would make another business deal with a man like Halpern? Consistent threats, name calling, personally defaming Vechery and his family on websites, constantly posting about Vechery “doing nothing” when Halpern knows the traps he left behind take time to legally unravel. Publicly announcing that he has “claimed” MAXD assets that not only don’t belong to him, but the action itself also is in direct violation of a court order. Can’t be done. Furthermore, backdating financial transactions before the Judgment and Final Order is transparent and will not pass legal muster. Not to mention the shareholder “eye test.”
Halpern wants to start a lawsuit against a man with a financial war chest that dwarfs Halpern’s bank account. Halpern has no money. Doing nothing? The Vechery legal team has no incentive to share what they are doing behind the scenes with Greg Halpern as he is no longer part of the team. The court made that clear. Doing nothing? Hardly. Apparently, the only thing Harvey Vechery is “not doing” is what Greg Halpern wants him to do.
