The first three seem to be mostly about Roger Abbott. An interesting read. >Regulators said the company was the brainchild of Roger B. Abbott, 39, who served t

The first three seem to be mostly about Roger Abbott. An interesting read. >Regulators said the company was the brainchild of Roger B. Abbott, 39, who served three years in state prison after a 1982 conviction for cocaine trafficking in Orange County. Court records show he drove a red Porsche at the time with license plates that read "CRACK." Not sure I would hold that against him, a drug trafficking conviction from the eighties. In 2002,the date on the first article, Logan would have been what, 13 or 14 years old? As for Wirefly, weren't they teetering on the edge of being bought by Wallmart or something? I'll reserve judgment, but be cautiously optimistic.