#tim peter

We, a manufacturing company based in Shanghai, China, hereby issue this public statement regarding the prolonged non-payment by our U.S. client, JP OUTFITTERS, INC. (operating the apparel brand J. Peterman), located at 5345 Creek Road, Blue Ash, OH 45242, USA.

The company has failed to settle payments for goods supplied during 2023. The total principal amount overdue is USD 144,087.53, with a mutually acknowledged partial interest of USD 35,631.60, resulting in a total outstanding debt of USD 179,719.13, which has remained unpaid for an extended period exceeding two years.

Throughout our cooperation, we have acted in good faith and fulfilled all contractual and delivery obligations.

Despite repeated payment promises made directly by the company’s responsible principal, Mr. Tim Peter, who on multiple occasions committed to “arranging payment as soon as possible,” no payment has been received to date. These empty commitments, stretching over more than two years, represent a severe breach of commercial good faith and have caused significant financial and operational injury to our company.

We have attempted to resolve this matter amicably through numerous emails and formal payment reminder letters, yet all communications have ultimately been ignored after initial assurances.

We hereby publicly urge JP OUTFITTERS, INC. and its responsible principal, Mr. Tim Peter, to:

Contact us within three (3) business days from the date of this notice to arrange immediate settlement.

Pay the full overdue amount of USD 179,719.13 without further delay.

Should the company and Mr. Tim Peter continue to ignore this final demand, we will have no alternative but to pursue all available legal and public measures to the fullest extent, including:

Expediting legal proceedings in the appropriate U.S. jurisdiction.

Publicly disclosing the full details of this case—including the role and repeated unfulfilled commitments of Mr. Tim Peter—through international media, industry platforms, and public channels to safeguard our rights and alert the global business community.

If JP OUTFITTERS, INC. or Mr. Tim Peter believes that the information presented here is inaccurate or that payment has already been made, valid evidence must be provided via official channels within the stated timeframe. We will verify promptly and issue a public correction if warranted.

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Words cannot describe the love I felt with my Collegiate family in the CFL tonight...the joy I get from singing with you is immeasurable, and spending this year with you all has been life-changing. We have been through so much as a family - beautiful, heartbreaking, joyful...and drunken times. ;) I know I will think back on all of the wonderful memories made, both happy and sad, with love.

 Having been a part of Tim Peter's last year and final concert at Luther College has been an experience that I can't even put into words. The love and grace he has shown this school and his students is incalculable, and the lives he has touched - countless. We will all miss him dearly at Luther, but I know we all wish him the absolute best in his future endeavors. I only hope that Stetson knows just how damn lucky they are to have such a one-of-a-kind, absolutely stellar individual leading their choirs.