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Originally Posted by Doug at RSI
It is a legal issue between the owners of "the RSI" that built his car. None of the previous owners are involved with Racing Solutions as you see it today. You are correct we purchased the public name (among other things).
We did not purchase the accounts payable, the accounts receivable, or any legal issues that might be on-going with the old company. Legally it is called an asset purchase, not a stock purchase. a stock purchase means we pick up right where the old company left off, which is the kind of purchase we did not do.
We are here to be 100% responsible for OUR actions, not the actions of the previous owners and what they did that may be right or wrong. We are here to offer the community our expertise and skills and help where we can. We will own up to everything we do and take care of any issues that may arrise from doing such. If anyone has something to discuss about business transacted with RSI from the first half (roughly) of this year or older, please contact Jason Calzada or Gerald Cashiola, the owners of that business.
Jason can be found at Hennessey Performance in Houston, and everyone (as I understand it) would love to find Gerald. Racing Solutions as it exists today is owned and operated by different owners with a different standard of how things are done, which I feel is evident given the other companies they own and how those companies take care of their customers.
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All things considered, I would've chosen a
new name for your company rather than spend
forever trying to point out the difference between the 'old' company, and the 'new' company.
- If the old company does in fact have a less than superb past...
Who in their right mind would scoop up
Enron for their new company's name ??
