Johan Sellstrom Requests Bankruptcy For Global Gaming Factory X

Global Gaming Factory X agreed to buy out The Pirate Bay a couple of months ago for $7.7 million but that deal may fall through. This is because the company was de-listed from the stock exchange because they claimed that they do have the money to acquire the torrent search engine company.

Now former Global Gaming Factory X director and board member Johan Sellstrom claims he is owed hundreds of thousands of dollars by the company. Therefore he requests bankruptcy for Global Gaming Factory X. This is because of an outstanding debt of 1.3 million Swedish kronor ($188,000) that Global Gaming owes to Advate Systems, a company that was started by Sellstrom.

Given the bankruptcy request, it will now become clear whether the deal will go through or fall through. I can’t even imagine what a headache this whole process has been with The Pirate Bay and Global Gaming Factory X. Regardless, Global Gaming Factory X shareholders deserve to know the truth.

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2. Global Gaming Factory X Buys The Pirate Bay For $7.7 Million
3. Global Gaming Shareholders Approve Of The Pirate Bay Acquisition
4. The Pirate Bay “Buyer” Gets Kicked Out From Smallcap Stock Exchange
5. Napster’s $10 Million Offer For The Pirate Bay Gets Rejected