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I wonder if she'll give out free subscriptions to her only fans with every purchase?@LiteBrite
When it’s ACTUALLY available and ready to ship, we’ll release our video showing and explaining what all went into its production.
LiteBrite has no concept of the term litigation.
Yep, this basically looks like ADV is saying if were going down, your coming with us.Eh... you don't make lawsuits like this public unless you are headed towards bankruptcy. If they had any intention on refunding preorders and trying to continue as a business, they would have keep this lawsuit private while they attempt to extract money from APG.
But they didn't, which means either they have the worse legal representation of all time. Or they're headed towards bankruptcy anyway... so screw it—let's try to drag down our old business partner with us.
Just reading the legal complaint, APG's response this sure seems like if/when it gets to court, it's gonna drag out long enough that if either one doesn't have deep enough pockets it could be the end for both.Took a lot of the words out of my mouth. Everything APG said seems to be conveniently lacking facts. They took in over 4 million and didn’t know anything. What exactly were the invoices for? That’s a lot of money for distribution rights. Especially when they just put it on the internet that they always planned on selling directly anyway. In what world does a manufacturer ask for either prepayment of distribution sales or funding of the manufacturing startup. They couldn’t do it without customer funds. Period. They were both fully aware of the plan and they had a falling out when ADV couldn’t keep paying out refunds. APG will be bankrupt as well shortly and not one single top will ever be delivered to a regular customer. Anyone thinking APG is in the clear because of the contract and that statement is sorely confused.
If I was out the money I’d be suing them both because they clearly were both 100% aware of the situation and both companies had an equal share of the stolen funds. Get on it quick before neither of them has any assets.
With the way this has been going, I'm just waiting for Webasto to enter the chat for some reason...
Did you intentionally choose a Canadian gif? If so, well done.
This is Aftermarket Performance Group.One thing I will add that many might not realize is that APG appears to be a large company. Looking at their site, they appear to have large amount of "diversity" (not sure if they own all the below or just have some sort non-ownership affiliation)
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This might also be criminal fraud. I have the whole thread of emails telling me it's in production and many times the shipping date...and now an email and video saying 'too bad, we got your money and you are not getting a hardtop'. I'm not a lawyer, but this sure sounds like criminal fraud. Stay tuned.gonna be hard to find, "good" class action lawyers want the big securities fraud cases, there is not a lot of $ in this overall case for a higher end attorney. Best bet is if there is an attorney (or a few) that have been harmed and sue on their own, the Judge would then pool them together to create a class and reach out to others who may have been harmed.
Thank you for showing me that error lol. Ill delete my postThis is Aftermarket Performance Group.
APG Offroad is Automotive Performance Group.
AFAIK, two totally different companies.