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Re: integral post# 15163

Sunday, 11/19/2017 3:26:24 PM

Sunday, November 19, 2017 3:26:24 PM

Post# of 15432
It was never "listed" in the first place.

The real question is Integral is how was Rule 144 circumvented? You have a delinquent stock being vigorously pumped by the insiders.

I served up DDCC on a silver platter to the SEC, and FINRA, as their 2016 pumping increased. I asked a JS FINRA contact via Email, given the stock was delinquent, why were the insiders bothering to pump the stock? Insiders, and note holders would have been bound by Rule 144 to not dump. Were they pumping just for giggles? Seems unlikely. The FINRA contact gave a "Thank you" back - at least an acknowledgement. Apparently FINRA didn't find anything, else this fraud would've been suspended in the middle of the pumps. Somehow the scammers found a way to dump for profit, with the stock being delinquent. They found a way around Rule 144. Instead the SEC used the delinquency to delist or revoke the registration of the shares. Insiders still made off with the cash.

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