Audio Argument for Attempted ‘Calculated Theft’ of HeidiPowell.com Domain Name

UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT WESTERN DISTRICT OF WASHINGTON AT SEATTLE before Honorable Marc Barreca, Chapter 7, Hearing Date: March 22, 2017, Hearing Time: 10:00 a.m.

Even if the trustee had known about the domain name, at the time, (whether it is in-fact property or not, or if it is, or was, an executory contract, at the time) the trustee would not have chosen to assume the contractual agreement or to continue to renew and register the domain name contract; because at the time it had little to no value, there would have been no bidders, and no-one would have wanted it. Whether or not it should have been disclosed, or if it were even properly disclosed (Cable and Internet service expenses were in-fact disclosed), at the time, is now irrelevant in my opinion. There is and was obviously no bad faith in this situation; the domain was of no value, at the time, Case Closed.

The judge allowing this case to even continue is making a mockery of the legal system.

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