Received an e-mail and what I would deem a "written hand-slap" from the TA:
From: Standard Transfer & Trust Co Inc [standardtransfer@earthlink.net]
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 2:36 PM
Subject: RE: Request Update on O/S for TQWI
Attachments: OFFICIAL STATEMENT BY STANDARD TRANSFER CONCERNING PUBLIC DISCLOSURE.doc
We do not know how many shares are still left to convert. There is a 60 day period for this to be done from the effective date.
Please see attached.
Whitney Lund
Operations Officer
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From: xxxxx
Sent: Tuesday, September 04, 2007 1:10 PM
To: Standard Transfer & Trust Co Inc
Subject: RE: Request Update on O/S for TQWI
Dear Sir/Ma’am,
Would very much appreciate an update on the status of the shares conversion. Do you know roughly what percentage of shares still need to be converted?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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STANDARD TRANSFER & TRUST CO., INC.
OFFICIAL STATEMENT CONCERNING PURLIC DISCLOSURE
TO INVESTORS AND ANALYIST
SEEKING NON-PUBLIC INFORMATION
Standard Transfer & Trust is are not the public relations or IT arm for any publicly traded corporation and will not and is not responsible to release financial or other information to the public unless asked to do so by the Company for whom we act as stock transfer agent. The Company or its public relations arm has the responsibility to keep financial and other corporate information with Pinksheets and the investing public current, not the stock transfer agent. We do not post such information and we suggest that you review or look for current public information that may available and posted from time to time by the Company on www.pinksheets.com or elsewhere, such as yahoo. finance etc., as provided by the Company. As you should be aware, non-reporting companies are not under the same stringent requirements as full reporting companies to post financial information quarterly. As an investor or investor group, you and or your group should be aware that you could become classified as insiders and as tippee(s} as termed by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission if you come into information and trade based on that information that is not readily available to all investors at the same time. Please see a brief synopsis of SEC’S Regulation FD as indicated below:
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC's) Regulation Fair Disclosure, also commonly referred to as Regulation FD or Reg FD was an SEC ruling implemented in October 2000 ([1]). It mandated that all publicly traded companies must disclose material information to all investors at the same time. The regulation sought to stamp out selective disclosure, in which some investors (often large institutional investors) received market moving information before others (often smaller, individual investors).
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