Not true at all ... And that is why the SEC and the PCAOB require an 8K and a letter from the predecessor auditor as to any disagreements. It is a fundamental part of regulating corporate fraud and false and misleading reporting. EEGC's auditor refuses to provide a letter that there are NO disagreements. Its far more than a fee dispute. Auditors report to the shareholders. These disagreements are reviewed by regulators. Its a SERIOUS matter. jmo