Today EF issued its official press release, announcing its split from Liberator. I know a few of you have already heard about this - as there was a contributor thread started here.

Basically, Fred bought the company back from Liberator, and will continue to run the company. There is no reason for anyone to be alarmed. No changes (other than continuous forward movement) will be happening at this time. EF and Liberator will continue to do business together, as well as continue to share their office and warehouse facilities.

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The shipping times were much better for Canada in their previous warehouse. It used to be about two days, now it's a week in average. It kind of sucks.

But I had not been following the news enough to know why there was a move in the first place. I can only wish EF good luck in everything. less

So, if I understand this correctly, EdenFantasys and Liberator were owned by the same "holding company", of which one of the investers was Fred. Now Liberator is on its own and EF is a separate company comprising of both EF and WebMerchants...what interaction does EF and WebMerchants have?

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