CompuServe Messages

Jon, Listen carefully: 1. The trustees are not elected officials. 2. Their ONLY job is to sort out what was the company being liquidated and obtain the best deal they can for the creditors. 3. They generally require approval of the liquidation plan by either the courts, the creditors, or both. 4. As owners of product, we are not creditors, thus our wishes and desires have no bearing on the final outcome. 5. If they don't first find out what it is they are selling (figure out exactly what the corporate entity "Commodore" consisted of), they would be derelict in their duty…even if it ends up getting a lower price (due to the delays) that if they just put the entity up for bit the day of the liquidation. They would also be liable for damages if they did this. 6. They will end up getting the best price they can, even if it means breaking up the company in such a manner that the Amiga Computer will never be produced again. That's their job, it is not their job to listen to non-creditors, which is what we, as owners, are. Don