Disappearance and Loss of Corporate Good Standing
Sometime in March 2010, Vigor Gaming was allegedly robbed. Their online and phone presence disappeared over night. Hundreds of people were left paying for something they never got, and thousands were left with an unfulfilled warranty.
A whois search for VIGORGAMINGPC.COM shows their address as 1300 John Reed Court Suite C, City of Industry, California 91748, United States. A California Business Entity Search shows entity number C3083315 to be suspended and C2898438 to be dissolved, both have VIGOR in their name, and the above address, so they have failed to stay in good standing in California and in the eyes of the state are not a functioning corporation. According to rumors that have circulated online, the company was robbed by its owner, who sold his house and took the money from the outstanding sales before leaving town. Some of the staff went on to found V3 Gaming.
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