FarmTrac Troubles

[longtrman]

Originally Posted by blueliner

Consider my nose to the ground and sniffing the trail again. Thanks, Taxpayer!

It also means this ...
Memo to any Enron-like dreg participants who may be reading: you have *one more* hound continuing to pound down your path... to the bitter end. You're not getting away -- period.

--b

"Ol Blue" , could you research Corporation Service Company as listed on the PDF as Agent. My connection is so slow this morning I wasn't able to get their page open. Confidentiality may prevent them from talking to us but what I would like to know is "Did any of the execs of Farmtrac,NA or Long or Beaver Creek start new corporations since the time this started?" If so, "How well were they capitalized?"

[blueliner]

Originally Posted by longtrman

"Ol Blue," could you research Corporation Service Company as listed on the PDF as Agent? ...I would like to know is "Did any of the execs of Farmtrac,NA or Long or Beaver Creek start new corporations since the time this started?" If so, "How well were they capitalized?"

Longtrman,

Scratch, sniff, whoof! My nose down is down and pounding the trail.
Good "dig" on your part.

-- Ol' Blueliner

[longtrman]

Originally Posted by blueliner

Longtrman,

Scratch, sniff, whoof! My nose down is down and pounding the trail.
Good "dig" on your part.

-- Ol' Blueliner

How do blue ticks trail across water? This trail might end in a bank in Switzerland.

[blueliner]

Originally Posted by longtrman

How do blue ticks trail across water? This trail might end in a bank in Switzerland.

Longtrman,

How? Doggie paddle. Isn't pretty or speedy, but functional.
Switzerland, eh? Swiss cheese, Swiss Miss, Swiss money... That'd work.

Promise to keep you and the FNA TBN posse posted.

--b

[case1570]

For those of you who are interested in buying a piece of Farmtrac equipment, you will have to wait a while longer. The financing company has made it virtually impossible for most dealers to sell anything. Dealers can't sell equipment unless they give up all of their legal rights, including one of our country's most cherished rights, the right to jury trial.The financing company is requiring dealers to give up every legal right including the right to dispute a bill. No dealer can agree to this, so tractors will just have to sit. Stay tuned to this site, dealers will let you know when the financing company wants to start selling tractors.
Case

[SESS]

I hope "they" remember how fast the Kudzu grows in the South and how hot the sun is on the pretty blue tractors!

[redneckford]

OK!!!!Couldn't RESIST!!!!!------LEGAL RIGHTS??????------DO You spell that Textron or Do you spell that Alverz/Co-----That begs the question???--------WHICH POCKET?????!!!!!
ol blue i got a "pea row" with a search screen(Depth Finder etc) and all that---- problem is when you type in F(i)r(s)a(h)u(i)d(n)(g)or money or FarmTrac or location it keeps coming up with the LETTERs--------A---L---V---A---R--E---Z. What the heck does that have to do with 24 million dollars that the Indians paid to them there people for all that construction and buildings and inventory that was located in that there Carolinaeee town. Dang they used alot of parts to build the loaders and stuff. What did they do with all the scrap. Did anyone see it at the Auction????Please let me know so that I can clear this hear screen. Can't even go moonlighting (moonshing) until i fix this he're thang!!! In Trouble heck yes!!!
Do I care HE-----NO!!!!
Watch out for those sharks ole blue ain't talking 'bout those in the water either----as you go on your snipe hunt. Be sure them folks hold that bag real g0000d!!!What pocket was that again!!! Bet them there revenue'ers will be looking for that there tax money from my still-----hope I can find it by the moonlight-----after they get thru harassing me --I'll see if I can't get a whistle BLOWER FEE for getting them to look at FarmTrac books reckon they'll just set--al for a few fifth's are will that want the gallons t000000!!!!! Let me call the bankers and see!!!

[blueliner]

Originally Posted by case1570

For those of you who are interested in buying a piece of Farmtrac equipment, you will have to wait a while longer. The financing company has made it virtually impossible for most dealers to sell anything. Dealers can't sell equipment unless they give up all of their legal rights, including one of our country's most cherished rights, the right to jury trial.The financing company is requiring dealers to give up every legal right including the right to dispute a bill. No dealer can agree to this, so tractors will just have to sit. Stay tuned to this site, dealers will let you know when the financing company wants to start selling tractors.
Case

Case-man,

When explained that way, it evokes a two-word term used in one of my undergrad business classes:

Economic siege.

Once again, the wealthy aristocrats have placed their hands around the throats of the working folk and are attempting to constrict every last ounce of life from them.

Ba**ards.

For the dealers, I hope it has a Marvin Hagler-like effect after being hit by an opponent: "... just makes me madder."

--b

[TOPAZ]

HAS ANYONE CHECKED THE RECORDS TO SEE IF FEDERAL MONEY WAS USED TO PURCHASE LONG TRACTOR CO. BY THE INDIANS ?
THEY SEEM TO HAVE THE MARKET SEWED UP ON MOTELS AND
GAS STATIONS. WE HAVEN'T HAD MUCH LUCK TRACING THE MONEY
FROM TARBORO TO ????????, POSSIBLE OUR UNCLE SAM HAS MONEY
THAT HAS VANISHED. HE PROBABLY WOULDN'T CARE BUT THE
AMERICAN PUBLIC MIGHT.

[bluechip]

Not to get off the subject too much, but the reason you see so much foreign ownership of business like hotels and convenience stores, etc is because if a foreign buyer buys a certain size business, he can get legal residence status for his whole family to run the business.