Axil Axil <janap...@gmail.com> wrote: When Rossi decided to leave DGT holding the bag by pulling out of the deal, > DGT was faced with a forced closure of their operation. >
As far as I know, he pulled out because they said they would pay him a large sum of money, but they did not. That is a perfectly good reason to pull out of a business deal. People do that all the time. DGT owes me a small sum of money, $1,400. They said many times that they would pay, then they made up a series of absurd excuses for not paying, then they told me they *had* paid, by wire transfer. I told them they must have wired the money to the wrong person. (That is preposterous; that never happens.) So, that leaves two possibilities: 1. Defkalion is broke. They can't even pay $1,400, never mind the millions they owed to Ross. 2. Defkalion has money but they are a bunch of crooks and deadbeats. The language they use, the stalling tactics, and the ridiculous excuses they gave me point to the latter. But I wouldn't know. I am not a credit-rating agency. I have not investigated them. Knowing only what I know, I would not recommend lending them money or signing contracts with them. - Jed
