Lol what? We are here to discuss about our orders and their fulfillment. Condolences and wishes are way more irrelevant than choisan's or whoever's money.
I mean i agree it was a quite unfortunate event. But if some of you feel devastated because you actually knew Frank that well you could actually do much more than write about it on a cable appreciation forum page.
I'm intesrested in toxic cables (haven't been a great supporter as there was return possible), I don't care a dam about your order. What are you discussing ? All is "I don't know", "I hope a paypal anwer on...". What does it add to the subject ? Condoleances are irrevelant ? That shows who you are. Your orders are private deals, so is your eventual refund.
I don't know how it works in the US but in most of Europe, all personnal accounts of someone dead are blocked until the end of the inheritance procedure.
And there will be two procedures : Franck's father inheritance procedure as Franck's was alive when he father died, and Franck's inheritance procedure.
Do you think that when your order from and company and if the company is forced to bankruptcy you'll be refunded ? No kidding.
The only relevant point which might help those who have ordered is "who were the olders of the accounts".
The interesting points are the future of Toxic Cables (BTW, did you pay on a Franck personnal account or on a Toxic Cable accound), their next products and so on.
For your personnal problems, see with your bank, paypal, your legal advisor (knowing that These terms and conditions will be governed by and construed in accordance with English law, and any disputes relating to these terms and conditions will be subject to the [non-]exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of England and Wales.)
You bought from Toxic-Cables, I don't think this involves Head-Fi.
Here are the full details :
The full name of our company is Toxic Cables Ltd.
Our [registered] address is PO Box 311, Sevenoaks, TN15 0LQ
You can contact us by email to
info.toxic.cables@gmail.com
May be you should try to send them a registered letter.