They don't reply because there is nothing that they can say that they haven't already said already and have been shot down for, and that is that they claim they are not responsible for the debts of their previous incarnation.
The question for me is how did these people acquire the "ibill" name they are using?
I am not familiar with US insolvency law, but I worked in this field in the UK many years ago where when a business fails it is officially "wound up" or "liquidated" and any cash held in accounts of the company, any debts owed to the company and the proceeds of the sale of any assets (which would include physical properties, cars. domain name, trademarks etc as well as furniture equipment etc), would be totalled up and then distributed in order of their ranking. First of course would be the liquidation fees, then I believe any secured creditors, (then in UK) something called preferential creditors (which are government taxes etc, and then lastly UNSECURED CREDITORS....all the people who are posting in these threads, who will rarely if ever get anything but sometimes may get a few cents in the dollar if they prove and registered their claim and if funds permitted.
So what somebody needs to do here if they are owed money is:
1. Look into the liquidation of ibill.
2. Ask a lawyer for an interpretation of their position based on that liquidation and the incorporation of the new ibill, and to find if there ANY LEGITIMATE GROUNDS WHATSOEVER for an action against the current ibill. If enough parties joined together the cost of establishing this basic fact would probably not be huge, in fact I am sure some have already done this.
