Replies to post #260525 on MyECheck, Inc. (fka MYEC)

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Unrealized plans wouldn't necessarily impact legally-formed asset protection strategies that were put in place before the plan blew up. (Sorry for your loss.)

BTW, I believe it was you that stated Ed never won a lawsuit.

On October 12, 2010, The United States District Court has entered an order granting a judgment in favor of Edward Starrs against Checksavers. Specifically, the Court declared “that the document attached as Exhibit A to the Complaint does not constitute an assignment or transfer to Defendant Check Savers, LLC of any right to U.S. Patent No. 7,389,913 (the “913 Patent”) and that Plaintiff has not assigned any rights to the ‘913 Patent to Defendant Check Savers, LLC.”

Looking forward to the 8-K and news releases!

EQ Wrote:

This is exactly what it seems my friend. What went on here is as clear as day. There are assets owned by the company that are not on the balance sheet because there was a plan that was blown up.