More likely HPNN bankrupt - placed in receivership soon for not paying its fraud judgment obligations the court levied, after the CEO was found to have taken close to $90K from his customer and the judge found that the CEO had no intentions of ever delivering a product.
With attorney fees and now interest piling up, the judgment could be at around $135K or more.
With all the liens and other financial and court problems the CEO has, it is no wonder he is trying to get someone (anyone) to buy shares in his almost-worthless operation.
Maybe he will be panhandling on the street corner next, as he can lose his driver's license or not be able to renew it while being in such trouble with support enforcement.
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