BBQMan, I'm seen many companies pay for services in stock. Many. Accounting is just another service. If you don't like that idea, how about when he knew his funding was in trouble he could have sold shares on the open market while the price was still high and used that to pay for the filings. A CEO with a cash problem needs to be inventive.
As for communicating with Chuck, he's called me, he's texted me, and we've exchanged many emails. He still says they are working hard to close the funding but that doesn't mean it will ever happen. I don't think they can even afford to pay there property taxes on the pipeline as they are past due. It's either funding or bankrupcy IMO.
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