Replies to post #3829 on NIR Group

[stockmasterflash]

You mistake me

for someone who cares about your little scam company. You are well versed in the story behind your company. We are well versed in how rock solid NIR's paperwork is.

Changing your company's name and changing it's CEO doesn't dissolve it's liabilities. Can't escape the fact that the "new" company assumed the liabilities of the old company, just as the new company's filings reside in the same place on the SEC's web site as the old company.

when all is said and done, HLNT will be liable for the full amount of the note, albeit the amount of the note at the increased penalty rate, just as all the other victims that came before you.

Cory will ultimately go to jail, but NIR's ivestors will pick over the HLNT carcass to recoup THEIR losses which are higher up the creditor hierarchy.