This is by far the most ridiculous. They paid 34% interest on a stupid note to buy a product called bite back that obviously is DOA (just like etc.).
This was a stupid decision that was magnified by the fact that GH and JD are crooks. If they wouldnt have pilfered the 400k from Expo, they could have paid for this in full up front and at least saved 17k.
based on the layout and the way this info is presented via the NC SOS
i had to literally cross check file no.s from your post to penny's interwoven with what mgmt has pr'd and updated via their website specific to what has been paid off <terminated or lapsed> vs what is still open <continuation> via the NC SOS site ..
enjoy ~
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in order of filing date ~ your post first followed by penny's post second
no. 1 ~
20020075801B7/9/2002 D & D DISPLAYS, INC.
20020075801B - terminated 8/2/2007 US Bancorp
no. 2 ~
20030115603B11/17/2003 D & D Displays, Inc
20030115603B - Paid off-Schmalz vacuum system GE Capital Corporation
no. 3 ~
20040119930M12/14/2004 D & D DISPLAYS, INC.
20040119930M - Paid off Holzma Panel saw TCF Leasing
no. 4 ~
20050022137C3/7/2005 D & D Displays, Inc
20050022137C - Weeke RNC 550 The Harwood Group
<my edit on penny's post> .. this is actually a typo it's The Hardwood Group d/b/a Charlotte Hardwood Center link to NC SOS for *vetting*
20050011605A - Paid off Pneumafil Dust Collector- First Lease
<my edit> no date is given in penny's post so yet again folks can go directly to the NC SOS and verify specifics lapse date of 2/4/2010
=== so there we have that explanation as to the difference in the 16 vs 15 UCCs' ~ and then some
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moving on .. the most current info on when aspects were paid off came from mgmt via the PR issued after the SM held last sept ~ <for the record that was 4 PR's and 9 months ago>
the co.s router went down approx 3 weeks *post* SM and was non operational for 6 weeks .. until it was tested on 11/23/2010 and resumed production *post* test ~
what may have been missed was mgmt's info via their website back in april 2010 and noted in penny's original post
4/14/2010 1:42:10 PM ***** The company has recently issued shares in support of its 2010 business plan. The company has a significant debt load, however, it is making progress. The company has two leases / loans related to equipment, one with BB&T and one with TCF Equipment Finance.The TCF agreement (originally over $250,000) has less than 10 months remaining at approximately $5,000 per month. The BB&T Agreement (originally over $191,000) has 5 months remaining at approximately $3,000 per month. The company intends to use additional capital to accelerate the payoff of these two major pieces of equipment.Once these two aforementioned loans / leases are paid in full, the company will focus on debts to individuals and organizations that have provided essentially "unsecured" loans. Resolution of these debts is critical to the company's plan to have a strong balance sheet by December 31, 2010. Further, the company has recently completed it's loan agreements and now owns outright 3 of its forklifts, and all of its other material handling equipment, including conveyers. All of these actions and intended actions are to strengthen the company's balance sheet. All of these actions and intended actions are in anticipation of a larger restructure of the company's credit facilities. The company expects lower operational costs and a lower selling, general, and administrative cost as a direct result of the elimination of this debt.
The first time I viewed the NC SOS UCC's of D & D Displays, the main website heading said 16 records. Months later I go back to check something and now the heading says 15 records.
Strangely peculiar that "Headings" seem to a real popular topic for discussions.