This is a small world. I feel sorryfor Jed being screwed of money. Not fair and I agree with Jed there is not worth the effort to get them back. No - it is not 'only losing a few hours'. I think hours is what there is to lose . Things being more? The deal between AR and DFK is anything but clear. There might be a llot more input to consider. There is no doubt that DFK brooke the agreement as they did not pay in to the escrow account. However, there is more to the story and in the end it is a broken deal and that is all there is. That happens in business. For the future of LENR there is nothing good about the deal as it didnot happen. To me it sounds like most Rossi's deals; they are too fast and not enough discussed from the beginning. I hope the ldeal he did this year is better suported andunderstood by both parties. I have a rule good deals are so clear and well understood that as soon as the papers are signed 9they go in to the archive to never be looked upon again. On Apr 7, 2014 8:57 PM, "Axil Axil" <janap...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The perils of subcontracting: > > > http://enr.construction.com/opinions/viewpoint/2013/1007-a-new-age-of-pay-abuse-of-subcontractors.asp > > > http://enr.construction.com/opinions/viewpoint/2013/1007-a-new-age-of-pay-abuse-of-subcontractors.asp > > > and so on... > > > On Mon, Apr 7, 2014 at 11:38 PM, Jed Rothwell <jedrothw...@gmail.com>wrote: > >> Axil Axil <janap...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >> If it only cost you your time, then like tesla be naïve, shocked and >>> disgusted then try to destroy the offender. Tesla did. >>> >> >> For $1,400? Are you crazy? I wouldn't even bother to tell a credit rating >> agency for that kind of money. >> >> Defkalion is a two-bit company with an ever changing mailing address and >> a web page that is down for weeks. They have never published a single >> credible report, or any real data. Their presentations are amateur. The >> only thing I heard from people who visited them was "meh." Or, "I wouldn't >> bother going back." If they have something they are doing a lousy job >> demonstrating it. >> >> Okay, they may have something. I can't rule that out. But they have zero >> business credibility. I do not take them seriously. >> >> >> It's how business is done. >>> >> >> No, this is not how business is done. Maybe it is in Russia, possibly in >> Greece, but not in the U.S. You don't know much about business if you think >> this is how it is done. This is how you destroy your own credit rating. >> >> - Jed >> >> >
