Realtime Words pludselige kollaps og øjensynlige genopståelse har været et af årets hidtil mest overraskende og forvirrende historier, og nu tilføjes endnu et kapitel, for det lyder stadig til at firmaet skylder flere af sine tidligere ansatte penge.
En af disse ansatte er Luke Halliwell, der på sin egen blog har givet udtryk for hvad han tror gik galt og hvilken situation det har efterladt ham og familien i. Halliwells hustru, der selv forklarer at hun ikke råder over samme evne til at holde sig tilbage når det går ud over parrets børn, har nu tilføjet følgende kommentar på Halliwell's blog:
"...We had to sooth our 4 year old child's crying as she loaded up her beloved pet which we had to give away to a good home and we're still the lucky ones. Luke has another job to go to but he has not been paid money due him by Realtime Worlds and it's going to be a couple of months before his new wages come in.
Dave Jones and Ian Hetherington have pissed away millions, they are getting away with not paying over 200 employees for the work that they have done and have fiddled their way to being able to buy back Project:MyWorld for cheap. Moreover these very people have enough personal wealth to pay the money owed to the individuals and families whose lives they have left shattered, heck Dave could probably pay them all just by selling one of his beloved cars. So I'm more than a little pissed off, but mothers get like that when their kids are hurting.
So Dave Jones if I end up having to put a bullet in my own horse's head because no welfare charity has space for him I am going to barter my last possessions to have a fork lift driver dump his 800kg bloody carcass on the top of your favourite car. "
Lad os håbe at dette kan få Realtime Worlds til at reagere på sagen.