@Lou

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Lou wrote: Don't you have it backwards? Yes. If I pay a bill early, the company I paid doesn't give me interest back. However they can charge me late fees if I don't pay on time. Now if it is determined that Hyperion now owns the OS, I also agree they need to give the money back with interest. As for the ITEC contract, I've stated my reasons. We'll see how the NY case plays out.

No, you have it backwards, because its not a bill. They are buying something, if you buy something and it cant be delivered, unless you have it written otherwise after awhile 90 days in washington if I am reading it right, they have to pay you interest on the money you have paid to buy something and not received. In the state of Washington thats 1% a month, you can verify that by looking at the judgements on Amiga Inc by Bolten and Matt, they have been making 1% a month on those since 30 days after the judgement. You keep trying to make this a credit situation, the only way its a credit situation is if you realize Hyperion is the debtor, now look at it that way and all your arguments say I am right, that Hyperion has ran there debt past $25k.
-Tig

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