Editing Openai/68543586-b3fc-8004-86a9-b3760b4894b0 (section)

=== Assistant: This docket entry from June 23, 2025, is a critical update in the DE Marketing LLC Cliqly Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. ===
This docket entry from June 23, 2025, is a critical update in the DE Marketing LLC (Cliqly) Chapter 7 bankruptcy case. Here's a breakdown of what was filed and what it means for creditors like the unpaid affiliates:

===== On June 23, 2025, DE Marketing LLC submitted the following required bankruptcy schedules and statements: =====
# Schedule A/B – Property (Non-Individual) ➤ Lists all assets the business owns or claims an interest in (e.g., cash, accounts, digital property, websites, email lists, etc.). ➤ This schedule is key for identifying whether the company properly disclosed valuable digital assets, such as MyInboxPro, Cliqly.com, or email subscriber lists.
# Schedule D – Creditors with Secured Claims ➤ Lists creditors whose claims are backed by specific collateral (e.g., a loan secured by equipment or property).
# Schedule E/F – Creditors with Unsecured Claims ➤ Lists all individuals and businesses owed money who do not have a secured interest — including affiliates owed unpaid commissions. ➤ This is the schedule where your name should appear if they acknowledged the debt.
# Schedule G – Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases ➤ Discloses any ongoing agreements or leases the company had at the time of filing.
# Schedule H – Codebtors ➤ Lists any third parties (such as partners, other LLCs, or personal guarantors) who share responsibility for debts.
# Declaration About Debtor’s Schedules ➤ A sworn statement that all the above information is true and complete, signed under penalty of perjury.
# Statement of Financial Affairs (SOFA) ➤ A broad summary of financial activity: income, payments to insiders, lawsuits, property transfers, etc. ➤ Very important for uncovering payments to insiders, new LLC formations, or transfers to Clickerr.

===== - If you’re not listed on Schedule E/F, that may be a violation — especially if the company had record of your commissions or issued you a 1099. =====
* If assets were omitted from Schedule A/B (like websites or the email list), that could point to fraudulent concealment.
* If recent transfers or payments aren’t listed in the SOFA (e.g., to insiders or Clickerr-related entities), that can trigger trustee investigation.

===== 1. Get a copy of Schedule E/F and Schedule A/B to review for accuracy. =====
# If you’re not listed and are owed money, you may be considered an omitted creditor and should still file a claim.
# These documents now give the trustee grounds to investigate missing digital assets or insider involvement.

Would you like help reviewing the actual filed documents (if you have them), or creating a formal response if you or others were omitted from the creditor list?