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They sent us a contract with repayment terms, we signed it and sent it back. Done deal. They missed the first two payment dates. Now my attorney gets to have fun with this.
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Well, if they're not honoring court-approved settlements to suits, I can't imaine they're honoring very many basic contracts that didn't involve the legal system. I'm not really sure why anyone is wasting their time talking to them directly. Don't take this the wrong way, but anyone hoping to recover anything from these clowns should have initiated legal action a long, long time ago.
At this point, your best bet is getting the lawyers involved so that you've got documentation to give the receiver when they go into bankruptcy. Might get a few cents on the dollar when they sell the furniture and stuff, but you'll have better luck if you establish yourself as a creditor sooner rather than later.
(Usual disclaimers: I'm not a lawyer, don't have anything other than public info about Ibill, get your own advice, etc, etc)
Cheers
-b