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mrsanj.b
11-12-2010, 02:14 AM
I'm writing a feature for Details Magazine about Christopher Mallick and the collapse of Epassporte and I wanted to ask the good people of Oprano for their information and assistance. Particularly:


People who have lost sizeable sums of money on Epassporte.
People who have been paid back sizeable sums of money by Epassporte.
People who know, or have known Christopher Mallick personally and can shed light on what kind of a man he is, either as a friend, boss, business partner or whatever.
People who may be able to connect me with any of the above (friend, boss, business partners)
People who may have information about why and how the company went under.
Anyone who worked on the Middle Men movie.


If you think you can help please comment on this thread or contact me by email (below). I'm happy to speak on the phone too, if you prefer. If you feel the need to remain anonymous for any reason, then I'll respect that, just be sure to let me know. But like any journalist, I can only use information that's on the record.

Thanks in advance for helping me tell this story properly. I've scoured GFY's threads already, and I'm going to go through Oprano's too. But I know that there's more. I look forward to hearing from you.

My email address is Details7000 at hotmail dot com. (The reason it's not a Conde Nast email address is because I'm a freelancer and I've set up this address specifically for this story).

Cheers,

Sanjiv

RawAlex
11-12-2010, 10:05 AM
Sanjiv, all I can say is "follow the money". Find out how the Middle Men movie was financed, and you are very likely to find many of the answers you seek. There was a whole lot of somebody's money getting spent there, on a movie that few in Hollywood seemed to care about.

Follow the money, it always points to the truth.

tony404
11-12-2010, 12:41 PM
Why would the reader of details care about a company that 99.8 of them wont know who they are?

gonzo
11-12-2010, 01:04 PM
I didnt loose a cent on this turd but feel free to search the board for its history and how many of us panned this venture 7 years ago.

FYI I do have an Epassporte card as you can see in my avatar.

TheEnforcer
11-15-2010, 01:22 PM
Why would the reader of details care about a company that 99.8 of them wont know who they are?

A good story about financial collapse, bad deals, etc.. etc.. is a good read period...

tony404
11-16-2010, 12:40 PM
A good story about financial collapse, bad deals, etc.. etc.. is a good read period...

not if you arent in adult. IMO

TheEnforcer
11-16-2010, 01:07 PM
We'll have to agree to disagree. Bad faith companies (assuming that's what Epassporte is) are big stories right now with a frustrated public. Add in the fact that it's in adult and you got more curiosity and ways to frame the story.

moetheman
11-17-2010, 03:25 PM
For what it's worth, I had a positive experience with epassporte, never lost a dime