I respectfully disagree with the above for the most part. Two or three people stiff Mastro for hundreds of thousands of dollars (allegedly of course), and Mastro is the evildoer? EDIT TO ADD I don't understand the comment that the issue of consignor non-payment has nothing to do with Fisher or Forman or Jay's third person. If Mastro is out $1 million or whatever and has no access to its credit line, then it is going to affect its ability to make payments. Could one fault Mastro, in hindsight, for extending credit? Perhaps, perhaps not -- there were likely very good reasons to do it. But to suggest the people reneging (allegedly) on their obligations are beside the point does not seem reasonable to me.
Last edited by Peter_Spaeth; 07-05-2009 at 07:30 PM.
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