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===== 1. Successor Business Indicators - Use of Cliqly name, database, branding, and continuity language (e.g., “move your list,” “same foundation”) are common indicators courts look at when considering successor liability. - The repeated statements suggesting the Clickerr platform is an evolution or continuation of Cliqly strongly suggest the new entity may be inheriting not only the assets but also potential liabilities. =====
# Use of Cliqly Database (Data Transfer) - If Clickerr is actively encouraging users to "move their list" from Cliqly, it implies: - Access to customer/affiliate data from the old company. - Possible asset transfer that should have been disclosed in the Chapter 7 bankruptcy case if it had value.
# Deceptive Omissions / Unfair Practices - Nowhere in the sales material does it disclose that Cliqly is bankrupt or that its debts remain unpaid, which may be viewed by regulators or the court as an unfair or deceptive practice.
# Bobby Jones' Involvement - His presence across both platforms and consistent messaging further implicates continuity in ownership, management, and operation—a key factor in piercing corporate veils.