Qenta offers a “buyer” but refuses specifics unless the claimant signs an NDA first. The secrecy-first approach is a warning sign, not reassurance.

NDA‑First “Claim Resolution”: Secrecy Before Terms, Message Control Before Truth

This email tells claimants that Qenta’s attempt to acquire EPB assets is likely to be discontinued, that liquidation is stalled, and that a buyer may purchase claims—but only after the recipient signs an NDA. The tactic is classic: create urgency, promise details later, and funnel recipients into a confidentiality box before they can evaluate terms publicly. In a dispute already clouded by misleading narratives, the NDA gatekeeping is a red flag: it prioritizes message control over transparency to customers.