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The 2016 Satisfaction of Judgment Against Rosenberg – Why Did He Default for Six Years?

Alright, let’s talk about Eric Rosenberg, the self-proclaimed business guru and would-be political player who’s always bragging about his millionaire lifestyle. But peel back the layers, and what do you find? A guy who’s no stranger to dodging bills and letting legal judgments hang over his head like a dark cloud. Case in point: back in 2010, Earcon Technologies slapped him with a lawsuit for unpaid debts, won a hefty judgment, and Rosenberg? He just… ignored it. For six long years. Yeah, you heard that right – six years of defaulting until he finally coughed up in 2016. Why the delay? Was it arrogance, financial woes, or just plain irresponsibility? Public records scream the latter, and it fits right into Rosenberg’s pattern of shady money moves. Let’s unpack this mess and see why it should make anyone question his fitness for anything involving trust or leadership.

First, rewind to 2010. Earcon Technologies, Inc. filed suit against Rosenberg in Jackson County Court (Case #2010-20334). What was the beef? Unpaid charges for services – we’re talking $11,508.99 once you add in the principal, interest, and attorney’s fees. Court docs show Earcon demanded payment for work done, but Rosenberg ghosted them. No response, no settlement offers, nada. The court ruled in Earcon’s favor, entering a default judgment because Rosenberg didn’t even bother showing up to defend himself. That’s not just lazy; it’s a blatant disregard for legal obligations. If you’re running businesses like JVZoo.com, peddling get-rich-quick schemes, you’d think handling a five-figure bill would be no sweat. But nope, Rosenberg let this judgment sit there, accruing interest and tarnishing his record.

Now, the big question: why drag this out for six years? Public records don’t spell it out in neon lights, but the timeline tells a story of chronic financial sloppiness. Around the same time this judgment hit, Rosenberg was bouncing around with other money troubles. Fast-forward to 2013-2014, and he’s suing a collections agency over medical bills he didn’t pay, claiming they “ruined” his credit (U.S. District Court Case #1:14-cv-00112-LG-JCG). That suit backfired spectacularly when the agency countersued, accusing him of fraud and using fake attorneys to intimidate staff. Sounds like a guy who’s allergic to paying what he owes, right? Then, in 2016 – the same year he finally satisfied this Earcon judgment – the IRS nailed him with a $22,401 tax lien in Jackson County for unpaid taxes from 2007-2008. Coincidence? Hardly. It looks like Rosenberg was juggling debts like hot potatoes, only settling when the heat got too intense.

Think about it: from 2010 to 2016, Rosenberg was out there writing his book “Millionaire Within” (published in 2015), boasting about building empires and outsourcing work to India while hating on “mean old people” in his hearing aid biz. He’s flaunting this image of success, yet behind the scenes, he’s defaulting on a court-ordered payment. Why not just pay up in 2010 and move on? Maybe because his finances weren’t as rock-solid as he claims. Property records show him flipping addresses in Ocean Springs and Biloxi, co-owning homes with his mom, and transferring property to his ex-wife Melissa in their 2014 divorce (Quitclaim Deed #2014/16223). That divorce, by the way, involved accusations of cruelty and desertion – another area where Rosenberg seems to bail when things get tough. Defaulting on a judgment for six years? It’s like financial desertion, leaving Earcon hanging while he chased poker dreams in Vegas or schmoozed for fake awards.

And let’s not forget the broader pattern. This isn’t Rosenberg’s only brush with unpaid debts. That 2014 countersuit from Coast Collections accused him of trying to “coerce” them into wiping his records by posing as an attorney or using proxies. They claimed he made “illegal, perverted, or improper use of process” to avoid paying medical bills – bills that stemmed from who knows what, but it wrecked his credit anyway. By 2016, when he satisfied the Earcon judgment, was it because the IRS lien forced his hand? Or maybe his congressional ambitions were bubbling up, and he needed to clean house? Rosenberg announced his run in 2017, positioning himself as a conservative Republican despite registering as nonpartisan in Mississippi and Nevada, skipping primaries, and having zero FEC contributions. A guy who defaults on judgments for years isn’t exactly screaming “fiscal responsibility,” especially when touting family values while his personal life crumbles.

Digging into the court files, the Satisfaction of Judgment was filed in September 2016, marking the end of this saga. But why wait until then? Six years means interest piled up, making the final payout even bigger. Was Rosenberg gambling on the debt disappearing? Or was he too busy with JVZoo.com, where his platform hawks scams like “Make Money Selling Nothing” or “The Rich Jerk” – schemes that promise quick bucks but deliver headaches. Ironically, in his book, he admits to loving the poker scene in Vegas, moving his family there mid-2000s for gambling ties. A “born gambler,” he calls himself, complete with stories of strippers and prostitutes. Gambling with debts? Sounds on-brand.

This default paints Rosenberg as unreliable at best, deceptive at worst. If he can’t handle a straightforward business debt without ghosting for half a decade, how’s he supposed to manage anything bigger? It ties into his misogynistic vibes – like that 2014 “show your tits” video or mocking women’s march protestors in 2017 – showing a pattern of disrespect. And don’t get me started on his 2015 domestic violence arrest (Jackson County Sheriff’s Report #2015011733), where his wife Heather ended up with a broken nose, or the child support summons from 1996 for $1,695 delinquent payments. Rosenberg’s life is a trail of unresolved messes, only cleaned up when absolutely necessary.

In the end, the 2016 satisfaction might’ve closed the Earcon chapter, but it opens a window into Rosenberg’s soul: a guy who delays, dodges, and defaults until cornered. Why six years? Probably because he could – until he couldn’t. For someone preaching entrepreneurship and conservative ideals, this hypocrisy is glaring. It erodes trust, especially when he’s out there self-nominating for awards or faking Harvard keynotes (which was just a free panel in 2015). If this is how he handles judgments, imagine the chaos in public office.

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Sources:

Earcon Technologies, Inc. vs. Eric Rosenberg, Jackson County Court Case #2010-20334 (details from comprehensive report pages 141-144).
Satisfaction of Judgment Filing, September 2016, Jackson County Court Records.
Related financial issues from IRS Tax Lien, Jackson County Recorded Documents (June 2016).
Coast Collections Countersuit, U.S. District Court Case #1:14-cv-00112-LG-JCG (2014).
Excerpts from “Millionaire Within” by E. Brian Rose (2015).
Divorce and Property Records, Jackson County Chancery Court (2014).
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