Mais chez moi le lien donne un « access denied »
Après, c’est peut-être juste une obligation légale vu que l’autre co-fondateur s’est barré.
Au choix:
Le « trop de dettes » me parait étonnant, vu qu’ils ont encaissé plus de 200k$ en juin pour leur dernier KS, sauf si le KS a été fait volontairement pour piquer une dernière fois de l’argent.
Le lien sur Facebook est inaccessible en dehors des US, mais celui-ci est accessible : https://opencorporates.com/companies/us_il/LLC_06271286
Status : Involuntary Dissolution
Après c’est possible qu’ils l’aient utilisé pour payer une partie de leurs dettes précédentes et qu’ils aient pas réussi à tout payer.
C’est possible, mais ça voudrait donc dire qu’ils ont volontairement fait un KS pour voler l’argent
Je n’apporte pas de solution mais
What is Involuntary Dissolution?
Involuntary dissolution is when a company is ordered to dissolve or when the court forces the sale of a company. In the latter case, it is most often the result of irreparable disputes between partners, and is sometimes called a « business divorce. » (Needless to say it can sometimes be the result of an actual divorce if the partners or shareholders involved were married and have broken up).
The former case may be the result of bankruptcy, failure to file required business reports, or failure to pay taxes and file returns. Sometimes it can happen when the registered agent resigns. The court may order the company to dissolve to avoid a situation where registration has been allowed to lapse, but liability continues, or otherwise to protect shareholder investments. In some cases it may be the result of a fraud conviction of a director or directors. This kind of involuntary dissolution may be applied by the secretary of state or on behalf of creditors.
tu postes le comtenu du lien que j’ai mis, en fait 
Même pas vu … Deso !
Je n’ai pas suivi l’affaire… Quelqu’un peut-il me résumer l’histoire svp ? J’ai pris l’extension de Santa’s workshop… j’ai du souci à me faire ?
Revirement de situation !
Just to clarify: Elf Creek did not file for “Involuntaty Dissolution” as some have stated. The key word is involuntary. They were put in involuntary dissolution by the State of Illinois.
An involuntary dissolution of this type (administrative) is typically the result of not filing an annual report. Looking at the past reports from the Illinois Secretary of State website, this is not the first time that Elf Creek has applied for reinstatement after dissolution. This has happened each of the past four years (2021-2024). Are we surprised that the games aren’t being made when the simple paperwork to keep a business operating has consistently been turned in late for the past four years?
Elf Creek just filed today to reinstate : https://apps.ilsos.gov/businessentitysearch/businessentitysearch
Filing # 06271286 Dated: November 25, 2024
Form: m LLC-35.40/
45.65
Application for Reinstatement Following
Administrative Dissolution or Revocation
It appears to have been approved by « PJW ». The filing fee was $200
Also note Filing 06271286 Form LLC-50.1 Annual Report was filed today 11/25/2024 as well. Total cost: $175. Also approved by « PJW » With those two forms Elf appears to be back in business in Illinois. Amazing detective work on backers part but perhaps slightly premature in drawing conclusions.
Il semblerait qu’ECG ait juste « oublié » de faire sa paperasse… Donc la boîte existe toujours, en fait. Affaire à suivre…
@Leskiv27 attends de voir, pour l’instant, inquiétude pour rien, mais bon, ça sent quand même pas super bon…
Le feuilleton continue…
“I have not spoken with Brent much at all in the last two months, but I know that he has enlisted a lawyer to help negotiate sales of assets to allow the fulfillment of existing campaigns.”
Elf Creek Games racheté par Genius Games, qui avant signature avait dit qu’ils livreraient les backers. Affaire à suivre !
