bbrv wrote:
Well, for the moment let's say this:

1. We are still in business.
2. Mission critical developers are getting paid.
3. The developers we need going ahead will be paid.
4. The developers who are owed money, but are no longer needed given our market approach, will also be paid.

The fact is we need to buy many of the components required for production up front. These components are mounted on PCBs and the mainboards and daughter cards are created. They are then shipped to the USA where they are assembled into cases with memory, graphics cards, etc. We are now delivering these to a growing list of corporate customers. Normally, these companies require 60-90 days for payment. This is the cost of doing business in the real world.

For the moment we feel we have saturated the Amiga market, but we will be produciing more boards again this month (as we did in March, April, May and June) and we may turn the Internet sales on again soon. This time, however, we will make it clear that product ordered will only be available in 2-6 weeks, depending on the timing of the order verses the production cycle.

In the meanwhile, we are just launching the first Pilot Projects. Thanks to people like Gunne and the support team he has built up with the PUGS we will be extending our efforts gradually to meet our increasing commercial demand.

Sincerely,
Raquel and Bill