Comments on: Antioch/Creative Memories Bankruptcy Update

By: Mary

Mary — Sun, 02 Aug 2009 19:44:44 +0000

Please enter me in the drawing for the Jellibean papers. Thanks, Mary

By: Jeanie

Jeanie — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 07:56:09 +0000

I had just signed up to be a consultant, and once I paid my $$, was dropped like a hot potato. I have e-mailed everyone I could, and no one will give me a refund, or even talk to me. I just wanted to make storybooks for my 5 kids…..looked easy, but the program is full of faults. I have worked on many similar type graphic programs, and this one just has too many bugs to be efficient and get the job done!! Bottom line….give me back my money, or I will find every site to trash CM and prevent others from losing their shirt in a bad business plan!!

By: Burnt once call me stupid burnt twice not going to happen

Burnt once call me stupid burnt twice not going to happen — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 04:29:41 +0000

Its easy for people to stand back and let stuff go bu not me I am not getting screwed twice by the same compamy!

By: that could be a shot in the foot

that could be a shot in the foot — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 04:16:38 +0000

If you reject a 20% offering, you could well end up with nothing – AND be forcing the company to close, causing hundreds others to loose their jobs. That’s not standing up for your rights, that’s just vindictive. And the people who suffer will be those who get nothing – no retirement funds, no jobs, nothing.

By: Flushed Down The Toilet with CM

Flushed Down The Toilet with CM — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 22:03:56 +0000

I am a former (laid-off) CM/Antioch employee who just lost 3/4 of entire retirement funds from this. I would encourage others who are in the same boat to pursue legal counsel. You do not have to accept their weak offering of 20% common stock. By signing the release you are signing away your rights to sue for money owed. We can either lay down and be victims or stand up to them and reject their plan as a group. When you read the plan that they filed with the court, the ESOP group is the last group to receive restitution, Class #7. So all of the other classes of claims are paid first, then the former ESOP participants’ claims (may be) paid. Be informed, get counsel and stand up to those who would take your hard-earned funds away, after saving their own from risk.