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Re: rocknroll350 post# 4043

Sunday, 06/11/2017 12:56:29 PM

Sunday, June 11, 2017 12:56:29 PM

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If you look at those filings (those filings for the Reg A+) that I listed in the previous message,
https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1660038/000161577416004070/s102578_partiiandiii.htm
you will find under "issuer size" "no revenue" is marked.

Also, my understanding is when a company chooses to do public offering under Reg A+, which is fairly a new "option" or "law" for company to go public, they are choosing Reg A+ over (ditching) Traditional DPO (Direct Public Offering) or Reverse Merger.

They cannot to a Reg A+ and still do a merger.
https://www.manhattanstreetcapital.com/faq/for-fundraisers-for-investors/regulation-initial-public-offering-ipo

Since they completed Reg A+ Tier 2.
They are already public company. But they do not have to list the company in any market.
Even if they choose to list the company in a market, there will be a new symbol for them, they are not able to do a reverse merger, because they already became public by doing Reg A+ (SPO)