How can people know the amount if they can't get into their accounts. But the receiver finally answer my hard questions after a month. Suposedly it will take months not years to get the money back if there is any left after he's been getting $250-400 an hour to sit on his

There was more to the PDF? All I got was one page...
Odd...
Will have to check again.

there are 25 pages

i already did a cc chargeback... but i fall under catagory A, so we'll see what happens,

Only those claimants who posses Claims in Category B and Category C will submit a Claim Form, as defined below. Claimants in Category A will not need to take any action to substantiate or ensure the allowance of their Claim; however, in some instances the Receiver may need the claimant to provide an address so that their distribution amount can be forwarded to them. Claimants in Category B will have the option to treat their Claim as a Category A claim (with a maximum value of $5,000.00), and thus eliminate their obligation to provide further identification and supporting documentation. All Category C Claims will also have the option to treat their Claim as a Category A claim. All Claims will receive payment for their Claim on a pro rata distribution basis, regardless of which class they are in or choose to be in.

Claimants in Category A will not need to take any action to substantiate or ensure the allowance of their Claim;

All Claims will receive payment for their Claim on a pro rata distribution basis

How can I know what is my Claimant Category (A, B or C) if I don´t remember the exact amount I had into my EMO account??

I know I had $5000, but can´t remember if that was the exact amount... maybe it was a few cents or dollars more. So now I´m not sure if my category is A ($5,000.00 or less) or B ($5,001.00 or greater). I´m confused.

If I could choose between category A or B, which one would be better?
So it seems it´s better to be in Category A (specially if you funded your emo account using e-gold -or any other payment processor- or if you don´t have the documentation to prove the transaction), right?

What means that?

Well it seem's that EMO fell short of it's net worth by 1.5 million and almost 19,000 accounts were 5 grand and less so for a no brainer way to look at it. The accounts with large balances are gonna be the ones that take the beating. I mean it's nice of them to finally release or let people file claims to release but it looks as though after they pay the Lard a$$ 300 pr hr to do his work and then fill all the minor claims. IT will be slim pickings for the larger amounts. So I wonder if we will be able to file suit for lost or unpaid balances. I think it's only fair that we members that have huge amounts 100k give or take we should be able to get reimbersed for our loss as well. I don't recall seeing anything stating that we can't file suit for loss, but I guess we have to wait and see what happens. I had one request to show screenshots of deposit history from my egold account to the EMO account but the program he was sending me always sent corrupted. I will still be happy to post screenshots of history from egold that shows 40 some grand in deposits to the EMO account around 18th of feb and the 22nd to add to the existing balance that was already there, If someone has a good program that can allow me to do this. I have never done a screenshot before so if you wanna send a program or assist me in doing it the records are there to show.
Lets hope all works out well with EMO , and then after everybody gets their refunds back all the people that said I lied and it wasn't really there can all kiss my A$$ and know that I am healing from the surgery ( that I also lied about ) on my Back , Oh that mobile has pictures of me from an unrelated incident in my body cast, Those people can also kiss my A$$.

Now for all the people that have been supportive through these times and never felt this was my fault , and we just basically been decent about this whole thing. Thank you all very much.

JIM

I also fall in A Category
Can anyone tell how to send them form
and when to send them

Please help me i have Approx 3000 $ in EMO
If any one falls in A Category please tell
also where they will pay the money in EMO also will EMO will be up again as it was previously

I dont have passport or SSN number
it tells each of this items should be fully completed

I submitted my driving licence , bank statement to verify my emo account ,can i send that copies

also do we have to submit by fax or by mail or by email all the forms and documents

Also will i get all my amount or how much i will get

Also we won't see any of the money for at minimum 3 months from now..
With luck we may see disbursements begin before the end of the year though
it could just as easily be next year..

Thanks gezs sir for explaining it nicely thanks very much

I have not understood this point
why they would take minimum 3 months from now and disbursements will begin before the end of the year
why so late , any idea

and also i dont have to submit documents just the form because i have 3000$ Approx in EMO right
if yes can i email or can i fax the form.

OR if i have to submit documents can i email or can i fax it

also 1 more question do u know where i will get back money , i mean in Egold or in EMO

Is the claim form ready and attached to the PDF file already? It appears it contains claim forms...?

At the pace this is progressing, we will probably be looking at about $0.10 refund every $100 we have in our EMO account. Because the receiver will simply take all the time he can. This is how he makes his money!

When we do get our refund, maybe we should even send a bouquet and a thank-you note to the receiver for his undaunting effort to help get our money back.

At the pace this is progressing, we will probably be looking at about $0.10 refund every $100 we have in our EMO account. Because the receiver will simply take all the time he can. This is how he makes his money!

When we do get our refund, maybe we should even send a bouquet and a thank-you note to the receiver for his undaunting effort to help get our money back.

At the pace this is progressing, we will probably be looking at about $0.10 refund every $100 we have in our EMO account. Because the receiver will simply take all the time he can. This is how he makes his money!

When we do get our refund, maybe we should even send a bouquet and a thank-you note to the receiver for his undaunting effort to help get our money back.

So I'd get $6 from having $6,000 in there? That doesn't make sense.

$60

If I ever have kids they're going to be receivers

10 cents on a dollar sounds about right.

That would be $600

So can someone update this when the court has APPROVED this motion? and if there are any changes to the Cat A non-filing need.

I have yet to receive ANY e-mail regarding this.

No updates? Figures.

June 28, 2006

TO ALL POTENTIAL EMO CORPORATION CLAIMANTS

RE: Request for Submission of Claim Form

Dear Claimant:

As you may be aware, I was appointed Receiver for the assets of EMO
Corporation (.EMO.) by the 201st District Court in the State of Texas in Cause
Number D-1-GV-06-000341, State of Texas, Plaintiff vs. EMO Corporation, Todd
L. Tredeau, Tracey L. Jones, and Nancy Humphries, Defendants and Comerica
Bank, Silicon Valley Bank, Calnet Business Bank, Wells Fargo, N.A., and JP
Morgan Chase Bank, National Association, on March 9, 2006.

The goal of the Receivership is to assist the Court in securing,
managing and preserving the assets of EMO and in distributing these assets to
the account holders and other creditors in a fair and equitable manner, all as
determined by the Court. On June 24, 2006, the Court approved a Claims
Procedure, which among other things, establishes a process for filing creditor
and customer claims in this case.

The EMO corporate records indicate that you may have a claim against
EMO. To verify these records, and to confirm the amount deposited or
otherwise owed, if any, the Court has approved a .Claims Procedure.. It is
very important that you complete this process as funds can only be distributed
to those which have been verified by the Receiver and approved (.Allowed.) by
the Court.

The Receiver has set up the following website for review of your
account information: http://www.emocorp.com. Please visit the website to ensure
that the records as shown are correct. Access to the website will be
available by using your log-in and password.

The Receiver, after having reviewed the EMO records, has separated the
claims against EMO in the following manner: Category A claims consist of those
claims of $5,000.00 or less. Category B claims consist of claims of more than
$5,000.01, and Category C claims are those claims which arose on or after
March 10, 2006.

If, in accordance with the records reflected by the EMO System, your
claim is $5,000.00 or less, you need not take any further action. The
Receiver will accept your Claim in the claimed amount as .Allowed. for
purposes of distribution in this Receivership. However, you should also be
aware that the Receiver or any other party-in-interest shall have the right to
object to any Claim (including a Claim that is less than $5,000.00), but if an
objection is filed relating to your claim(s), you will be notified in writing
of any such objection and have an opportunity to respond.

If your individual claim is more than $5,000.01, you must take all of
the following actions:

(i) Submit the Claim Form available through the EMO website at
https://www.emocorp.com/resources/claimform.pdf on or before August 18, 2006;

(ii) Attach documentation to your submitted Claim Form proving your
identity and ownership of any EMO account. You may provide, for example,
copies of your passport, government-issued driver.s license or birth
certificate; and

(iii) Along with your Claim Form, you must provide documentation sufficient
to evidence the amount of your Claim.

NOTE: All Claim Forms or other submissions delivered to the Receiver shall be
made under penalty of perjury.
As a Category B claimant, you have the option to have your claim
treated as a Category A claim by marking the appropriate box on the Claim
form. You will not be entitled to the full amount of your claim if you choose
this option. However, should you elect to treat your claim as a Category A
claim, you will also not be required to submit the proof of identity and other
documentation set forth above. The decision is entirely yours to make.

Your filing of a claim in this case does not ensure full restitution
or payment of the claim as filed. The Receiver has sought an order from the
court which will aggregate all of the assets of the EMO Receivership. The
Receiver believes that EMO currently will not be able to reimburse all
creditors and account holders in full. Accordingly, the Receiver believes
that the only fair distribution is to pool all of EMO.s assets in order to
effectuate a pro rata distribution of the assets for Allowed claims which will
ensure that you receive the most value for your claim.

The Receiver believes that claims will be paid a pro rata amount based
on the Final Allowed amount of the claim and the value of the EMO assets as a
whole. Your proportionate interest will be determined based upon the
percentage of your claim in relation to all available EMO assets. The figure
will be calculated by dividing the amount of each individual claim by the
cumulative amount of all of EMO remaining assets.

Your completed Claim Form(s) and supporting documentation should be
mailed to the Receiver.s office on or before August 18, 2006. The entire
package should be forwarded to the Receiver at the following address:


Gary R. Barton, Receiver of EMO Corporation
Post Office Box 53150
Houston , TX 77052-3150

Send your Claims Form(s) and related documents via certified mail.

PLEASE DO NOT SUBMIT YOUR CLAIM DIRECTLY TO THE COURT.IT WILL ONLY SLOW THE
PROCESSING OF YOUR CLAIM. FAILURE TO SUBMIT A CLAIM IN A TIMELY MANNER MAY
RESULT IN THE INABILITY TO VERIFY THE ACCURACY OF YOUR CLAIM(S) AND IN THE
DENIAL OF YOUR CLAIM(S).

Upon receipt of your Claim(s), my office will begin its process of
reviewing each individual claim. This process will be completed as quickly as
possible. If no objection is filed to your claim, your claim will be deemed
allowed. If the Receiver or some other party objects to your claim, you may
receive written or electronic notice (or both) regarding your options and
additional steps to be taken at that point.

It is very important that my office continue to have a way to contact
you throughout this process. If you move, or your contact information changes
for any reason, please send a signed letter, via certified mail, to the
address noted above. For your protection, address changes or other requests
made by electronic mail (e-mail) will not be honored. Please send all
correspondence to the Receiver via certified mail at the address noted above.

If, after reviewing these materials, you have questions concerning
these forms or your Claim, please send your question, in writing, at the
address noted above. Given the large volume of claims, we ask that you submit
your inquiries in writing. Again, due to the large number of potential
claimants, it may take several days to receive a reply. Your patience during
this important phase of the EMO Receivership is appreciated.


Sincerely,



Gary R. Barton,
Receiver
of EMO Corporation