Replies to post #38865 on Max Sound Corporation (MAXD)

[J Galt]

For a man who has repeatedly stated he doesn’t know Greg Halpern, and is not Greg Halpern, this poster sure seems to have a great deal of instantaneous information at his disposal.

I’m curious, as a member of the Halpern rapid response team, how is information disseminated to board posters online?

It was stated that Greg “Halpern is taking it to the proper authorities.” How does one know that? Is he sharing his game plan with the Halpernettes? What is the role or employment position of the Halpernettes with MAXD? Just curious.

[Utuse]

Gosh, Jay,
if only there was a clear speaking utub video maker with some investment in MaxD to explain all this.


Too bad there isn't...

[J Galt]

Show me where I said the poster was Greg Halpern? As to whether Halpern posted on the boards in the past, that possibility has been in question for many years, yet you haven’t heard it from me. Even though his ex-girlfriend spilled the beans on his IP address avoiding ventriloquist posting routine, that’s not my area of expertise.

I have never talked to Harvey Vechery, texted, emailed, or communicated with him in any way. As I clearly stated on another board, I am not taking marching orders from anyone, nor am I part of any “online hit squad,” or the “band of criminals” you speak of. I speak for myself and no one else. I am tired of 14 years of the “pure drivel” being disseminated from members of the high command and speaking out using my own words.

“Something happened?” That would be claim that Halpern was supposedly not informed by the bankruptcy attorney he did not pay. Once again, that is a “dog ate my homework” level excuse that probably won’t find any traction. As to the legal claims, I’m sure the Vechery legal team will answer any questions Judge Taylor might have for them.

[J Galt]

Yes, there are two sides to every story. But “story time” was on January 11th and April 28th. Halpern was not there. When someone misses a scheduled class, everyone knows the student will earn, and typically deserve, a failing grade. Excuses can be offered up, but the bottom line is when the story is over, the reader usually closes the book and moves on.