Hi, all,
Last week I received this in e-mail:
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Dear Customer:
Custom Enablers, a/k/a INDi Custom, f/k/a Archetype Solutions, Inc. ("Custom Enablers" or "Company") has undertaken an assignment for the benefit of creditors ("Assignment") as of June 15, 2012 and appointed an Assignee.
"Proof of Claim" notices are a required formality of an assignment process
Under California law, the Assignee is required to send a notice regarding the Assignment, along with a "Proof of Claim." These are here for your review and possible response:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B19...C1ZSk5hd3F0Sk0
This notice is a required formality within 30 days of the start of an Assignment in California to determine monies owed by the Company. The Assignee is required to provide a mechanism for any party who may potentially have a claim against the Company to file their claim. That mechanism is a "Proof of Claim".
Why you were sent a Proof of Claim
A Proof of Claim is being sent to all parties who have interacted with Custom Enablers during the last year to ensure that if they believe they have a claim, it is accounted for. So if you have paid for any services that you have not received, and so may be due a refund, you are entitled to submit a Proof of Claim. It is not confirmation that you necessarily have a claim.
Proof of Claim’s are exactly what they sound like. If you believe the Company owed you money prior to June 15, 2012 (Assignment date) and has not paid you, you’ll need to fill out the form and return it according to the instructions, before December 12, 2012. The language on the Claim Form is formal and legalistic, but it is a necessary part of the process as we work to resolve the situation.
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It is all in legalese, but I think the gist of it is INDI has gone under! I am assuming we can fill out the claim forms and submit them to get refunded. I haven't completed the form yet, so I am not sure what it entails. Like I said, there is legalese!
Good luck, all. I am sad that they went under just as we were trying to get our jeans perfected! Oh, well, what can you do.
Mariko