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* Company: DE Marketing LLC, operating under multiple brand names, including Cliqly, Conversion House Media (CHM), and others.
* Bankruptcy Filed: June 10, 2025, under Chapter 7 in the Southern District of Texas (Case No. 25-33305).
* Nature of Business: Email-based affiliate marketing platform that promised members commission payouts for paid clicks on promotional links.
* Key Issue: Members were issued 1099s and shown “PAID” commissions but many never received actual payments.

===== - Over 3,000 unpaid members identified =====
* Estimated $2 million+ in unpaid commissions
* Members often paid recurring fees to access CHM or co-op services, which were also never refunded
* Access to commission records is now paywalled or disabled, further limiting users' ability to retrieve proof

===== - DE Marketing rebranded or transitioned to a new platform called Clickerr, which: - Uses the same core system and email list infrastructure - Promotes the same compensation model - Processes payments through a new seller profile called MyInboxPro on the WHOP platform =====
* Bobby Jones, the original founder of Cliqly, continues to promote Clickerr in training videos
* Multiple screenshots, transcripts, and video training documents demonstrate: - Direct language referring to Clickerr as a “sister” platform - Use of MyInboxPro in both the old and new systems - Statements referencing the same 31 million subscriber database
* After communications with the bankruptcy trustee began, the official Cliqly Facebook group was “paused,” and references to Clickerr were removed from CHM dashboards

===== - Trustee has begun reviewing: - Potential undisclosed digital assets (e.g., MyInboxPro) - Alleged fraudulent transfers to Clickerr - Digital asset concealment and rebranding =====
* Members have begun submitting: - Official Proof of Claim forms (Form 410) to the court - Individual declarations and evidence packets to the trustee to assist investigation

===== - A coordinating group of impacted members has: - Compiled over 30 exhibits of visual and testimonial evidence - Created a shared Google Drive folder for members and authorities - Submitted formal complaints to WHOP, as the payment processor for Clickerr - Generated individualized templates for: - Bankruptcy claim filings - Trustee declarations - Consumer protection complaints =====

===== - Did DE Marketing fail to disclose all assets (like MyInboxPro)? =====
* Is Clickerr effectively a continuation or alter ego of Cliqly?
* Were commissions wrongfully promised and withheld?
* Are deceptive business practices continuing through the new brand?

===== - Continued filing of claims before the bar date set by the court =====
* Ongoing submission of evidence to the trustee to support a Rule 2004 examination
* Potential for recovery if the trustee successfully identifies fraudulent transfers or hidden assets
* Press outreach and public documentation of the affiliate community’s efforts to recover owed compensation

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