the problem seems to be that client don't trust a greek company, so they don't pay, yet. Don't forget that they talk about Escrow account. maybe also the payment is spread in time.
for now maybe they only have debt and technology. another reason is that they might try to make pressure about tax regulation, EU/government warranty or EU/government funding. This looks sharky, but it is common in everyday big business. 2012/7/19 Akira Shirakawa <[email protected]> > On 2012-07-18 23:01, Andre Blum wrote: > >> according to http://lenrnews.eu/?p=113, DGTG is considering to leave >> Greece. >> >> Source is unclear and we are used to better English from Xanthoulis. >> Maybe this is a translation by someone from a Greek letter. >> > > By the way, come to think about it, what happened to the "78 countries > [that] have already approached DGTG with an interest to become exclusive > licensees to manufacture Hyperion products" as revealed a few weeks ago on > Peter Gluck's blog? DGTG's business plan was discussed in relatively good > detail and an overall positive outlook there: > > http://egooutpeters.blogspot.**it/2012/06/interview-with-** > defkalion-i-business.html<http://egooutpeters.blogspot.it/2012/06/interview-with-defkalion-i-business.html> > > Aren't 40.5 million Euro x 78 = 3.16 billion Euro enough to start up a > company, even if it is in Greece with a bad economic situation? Have all > countries already backed out of this business proposal? Or rather am I > missing something here? > > I say either the email is a blatant fake or we're dealing with > professional liars (obviously not referring to Peter) if it's authentic. > > Cheers, > S.A. > > > >
