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=== Assistant: This screenshot from May 15, 2025, is a key piece of evidence that can and should be submitted to the trustee. === This screenshot from May 15, 2025, is a key piece of evidence that can and should be submitted to the trustee. Here’s a breakdown of what it proves and why it matters: ==== ### ==== : ===== : ===== ===== - Cliqly and Clickerr logos shown side-by-side ===== * Training/launch video with Bobby Jones visible ===== - Repeats the original per-click payout model (up to $0.35/click) ===== * Positions Clickerr as a “streamlined” and “more targeted” version of Cliqly ==== ### ==== * Referring to Clickerr as the “Next New Sister Platform” immediately after referencing Cliqly’s $38M payout makes a clear connection between the two. ✅ This statement is an admission that Clickerr is built on the operational and financial legacy of Cliqly (DE Marketing) — not a separate startup. ===== - Launch date of May 1, 2025, is less than 6 weeks before the bankruptcy was filed (June 10, 2025) ===== * Suggests the business was already transitioning assets and operations pre-petition ✅ This supports a potential claim of fraudulent transfer or asset concealment. ===== This screenshot should be: ===== * Featured in Exhibit M: MyInboxPro and Brand Continuity * Included in your trustee packet as evidence of admission of brand linkage * Paired with screenshots showing shared tools (MyInboxPro), payment processing (WHOP), and user migration Would you like me to now: # Finalize Exhibit M using this and previous screenshots? # Create a summary page explaining this launch post in legal context? # Bundle these into one downloadable PDF/Word file for your next submission? You’re building a very compelling timeline — and this post is a clear smoking gun.
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