@TruthToPower23@ziggyd36 @WinningCEO What other subsidiaries? The problem is GTek. No it does not have the potential. Eric is misleading you. Check Financial History. WNBD was doing or managing Ok before GTek.
@TruthToPower23 @WinningCEO 4/You know the tech division subsidiary Co? No, since Eric never released fins. Why? It's a disaster. Eric is not a straight shooter. He just talks like he is, but behind that he rips off lenders, creditors. The end is coming likely by Q2 2025. Gone, & you still won't listen. GL
@TruthToPower23 @WinningCEO 3/What financial business records of GTek have you seen? None. The company went bankrupt in 2019 and GTH needs a lifeline, Eric's words. Old Tech, old products, limited niche market. Any idea how much GestureTek Media Corporation has lost since it was formed? Sales, debts?
@TruthToPower23 Likely his lawyer told him to remove the posts because he was attacking the creditor, defamation, and mispresenting information. Eric has only succeeded in making matters worse for himself.
@MTrade2021 @WinningCEO 3/Eric's attacks on the creditor here in my opinion only hurt's position more. He ought to talk to his lawyer who likely is not aware of his behavior.
@MTrade2021 @WinningCEO 2/The over $1,000 is a given. Act of bankruptcy will be the failure to pay liabilities generally when they become due. If the creditor supplies to the court's satisfaction that it's happening & Eric can't respond that it's not then it's a real problem.
@TruthToPower23 @WinningCEO 2/There's nothing there & it will be the cause of bankruptcy if the application is granted. If there was something there would be no mess with Eric unable to pay his debts. Eric was kicked out of his office for nonpayment. I would like GTek to be worth something, really, it's not
@TruthToPower23 @WinningCEO Eric avoided your suggestion and instead wanted again to let you & others know the creditor will pursue their application while giving no ground for his defense. The implication caused by his actions is not a court consideration. Now pay attention. Sadly GTek is of no value.
@WinningCEO How much did you re-pay Perlman in the past year, or before being served with the action? the action did not start all of a sudden, must have been building up for some time. It says the landlord issued you a default for Oct/Nov/Dec, 2023. That's going back 11 months. Get honest.
@WinningCEO There you go again. The action was what, 3 months ago? was there any refinancing the year, 2 years before that? what happen to operations before the action was served. Your coping out trying to blame failure on this when you had failure before it. People know this.
@WinningCEO The court says you borrowed approx. $127,000. We don't know how much you repaid. Why should he accept $100k on a debt of $650k? when it was turn down did you counter? I think most would have rejected $100k on $650, even if it was less like $550k, still. Make off like a bandit.
@WinningCEO Just stop lying. Everyone knows you destroyed it all by yourself. You made the worst business decision with acquiring a failed business, GTek, not him. You did not revive it. Pathetic with the blame game.
@WinningCEO 2/Do you care when you borrow & don't pay back lenders? How can he benefit materially if your broke? I see, you should carry on your business while his debt grows & grows till he dies. If the company is broke how did he destroy it? he just recently filed the applications.
@SamKnows7 @WinningCEO Sounds like you have not learn yet. I thought maybe you had. You should read this case but I doubt you will.
https://t.co/YIrL4ExiwT
The court slammed Eric & since then he has defaulted, is misleading you with inaccurate info. The court is likely going to tell Eric to pound sand.