"Freddie B." <paradoxer@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:138a6ohrm0qnqce@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hello
>
> I bought a few thousand shares from a company here in VA in 2004. The
> company was administratively terminated in April '04, and hence "It does
> not exist." (I am a bit naive, and didn't check the SSC web site until
> recently.) Well, their CEO already borrowed money from me under their
> name on a contract after that termination, and went around representing
it
> as a cor****ation, etc. - and still does! I just got an investor update
> type letter, offering if I want to convert what they owe me into shares!
> Well, they say they are trying to get reinstated in a few weeks (do they
> have to pay all the back years of fees?) but, the nerve! I already know
it
> is a Class I Misdemeanor in VA to act as if a cor****ation if not one,
but:
> what additional laws are involved here? Most im****tant, they still owe
me
> lots of overdue money (from loans, additional to their "shares" I still
> hold), so what extra legal punch can I get from this status issue if I
sue
> the officer/s? (Note I didn't say "sue the company", since it doesn't
> exist! I have to sue some kind of legal person, right?)
>
> Thanks for any help, since I have really been ripped off!
>
I forgot to say, CEO has a valid US technology Patent in her name, as an
asset I could try to get as suit award.
Also, everything is well and clearly do***ented, with adequate legal
paper.
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