RE:Accounts PayableYou can be sure that Jim Taylor never gets his cheque late. And he gets paid way more than his services are to the company are worth .He does not seem to care about suppliers. Until Taylor is out the hopes of any return to shareholders are minimal. No dividends in sight. If the company prospers I doubt that investors will see any money. I predict that Taylor will simply increase his pay and perhaps throw some scraps at "friends" as he is doing now with 15% loans. Are the 15% interest loans (with warrants attached) a fraud? You tell me. My unsecured credit cards carry lower interest than this. here lies your answer.