Editing Openai/68543586-b3fc-8004-86a9-b3760b4894b0 (section)

=== Assistant: Here’s a summary and analysis of the three new documents you uploaded Documents 10, 12, and 13 and what they mean for y… ===
Here’s a summary and analysis of the three new documents you uploaded (Documents 10, 12, and 13) and what they mean for your group and the case:

===== This is an amended Schedule E/F (“Creditors Who Have Unsecured Claims”) and Statement of Financial Affairs. =====

Key Highlights:
* Dozens of new names have been added to the list of unsecured creditors. This includes many individuals likely tied to unpaid Cliqly commissions.
* Almost all claims are marked as “disputed.” This means the debtor (DE Marketing) is asserting that they do not agree with the listed amounts or whether the debt is valid at all.
* The total amount of unsecured debt has increased significantly, which helps reinforce your group’s argument that many individuals were excluded in earlier filings.
* Inclusion of individuals from foreign countries suggests the court recognizes international claims are part of this case.

📌 Implication: While being listed is helpful, the fact that nearly everyone is marked “disputed” means supporting declarations and evidence remain essential to validate your claims.

===== This is a formal notice of the Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. =====

Key Details:
* Case #25-33305 was officially filed under Chapter 7.
* Meeting of Creditors (341 Meeting) is scheduled for: 🗓 August 6, 2025 at 4:00 PM via Zoom. 🔗 Join link: Zoom.us/join 🆔 Meeting ID: 682 178 5371 🔐 Passcode: 6535301858
* The court still states that no proof of claim should be filed yet—because no assets have been identified for distribution.

📌 Implication: This confirms the case is still considered “no-asset,” but if the trustee identifies fraud or hidden assets, this can change. The 341 meeting is a critical opportunity for creditors to listen or raise questions.

===== This document verifies that: =====
* The bankruptcy court has now formally notified 57 parties, including your members (such as Joseph Buonincontri, Carrie Ceremuga, and others).
* This is a positive sign: it shows members are officially recognized as involved parties.

📌 Implication: If someone receives this letter, they are on record with the court as a creditor. But if they are not listed, they may still submit a declaration and later file a claim if the court opens that process.

===== 1. Check if your name is in Document 13 (the creditor mailing list). If yes, you're on the record. =====
# If your name is not listed, submit a declaration with your supporting documents to help the trustee understand your claim.
# Attend or observe the August 6 Zoom hearing.
# Keep gathering evidence, especially showing unpaid commissions, communications, and overlaps between Cliqly and Clickerr.

Would you like a PDF summary of this to distribute to the group?