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With t'internet and telling bone does it matter where one trades.
Trading is trading after all and it is probably preferably to trade a where naked short selling is stamped on.
Sorry we have no Idea we are not the TA.
Scottrade are still lying through their teeth
Reply Date: 12/6/2011 8:55:15 PM
Subject: RE: Scottrader Support XXXXXXXX
Dear XXXXXX:
We no longer offer physical stock certificates. This change was made in response to an initiative by the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) to eliminate physical certificates.
DTCC discontinued the issuance of physical certificates for most securities on Jan. 9, 2009 and the remaining stocks were discontinued in July 2009. This is a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved, industry-wide change that will affect all investors regardless of the brokerage firm issuing the certificates.
If you still wish to receive a physical stock certificate, and the security is eligible to transfer through the Direct Registration System (DRS), you can have your shares transferred to an account with the company's transfer agent at no cost. You will need to complete an Direct Registration System Request - Outgoing form and submit it to your local Scottrade team for processing. This form is available online through our Forms Center. Please contact your local Scottrade team for assistance in determining whether your security is eligible for transfer through the DRS system.
Please keep in mind that not all securities are eligible to be issued by the transfer agent in physical certificate form. As such, you may want to contact the transfer agent of the company first to verify that a physical stock certificate can be issued and to determine the fee(s) they may charge.
Please let us know if we may be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Zak M.
National Service Center | Scottrade, Inc.
Muppets- sorry Kermit
Revoked stock hmmm interesting.
Pino and thompson knocked some out for some bloke caller slackers :)
Megas first needs to bring the SEC filings up to date
maybe, maybe not.
Geewhiz thats terrible :)
Ok thanks for explaining
The TA needed it for the SEC. However it was pointed out that company was not SEC reporting so that requirement was then dropped.
All you have to do is ask, but why you should ask here in this forum rather than those you were in communication with is a bit odd.
Oh sorry we are ready to rock and roll but have to wait whilst certain things are tidied up.
I love it when a plan comes together. Keep us posted.
The one last Saturday
Funnily enough the Saturday PR has got more going than the more midweek one.
BCIT is not dead.
I am really sorry, I cannot answer that without breaching rules of the hub.
Your BCIT cert will be delivered by a different FedEx than usual.
Lakers there is a clue there for you.
That is with counsel.
However there are more important things that we are working on
Oh Bull is that me posting or am I gecko today?
First and foremost you must keep hounding your brokers for certificates.
If the brokers refuse then you must take further action, either by going to FINRA arbitration or the small claims court.
It is not our job to do this but yours, we will do everything to help you, but unless you take action directly against the brokerage who took your money and failed to deliver then there is not much we or anyone else can do to help you.
There are people who have embarked on these processes, but if more of you had so the brokers would have a far clearer idea of the depth of feeling here.
We do understand that there are people out there with very difficult family and financial circumstances who cannot do more, but they have been proactive in other ways.
We are pursuing FINRA, SEC and DTC to reveal the truth of what has gone on but the success of action against the brokers rests with you.
They have stolen from you twice, first they took your money and then they failed to deliver your shares.
If you don't hound the brokers then they will not capitulate.
It is easy to talk the talk, but now is the time for action not talking.
If you want your shares to trade or money or whatever your goal is, then YOU have to do something about it. NOW
Anyone get certs yet?
Yes Lakers I believe they have
Judge shopping is a big no no, but does go on. The Howell Woltz case is one in question.
We are just revealing what has always been there, the power of this rests with everyone of you who paid money in good faith for shares that brokers could not deliver.
The name of the game at this stage is to get BCIT Trading one way or another.
It is looking good but looking good is not the same things as actually trading.
No not yet, but you know it is still early days and to be honest the response to the PR and other communications has been over whelming.
We shall see how the judiciary helps the small investors over the next few weeks.
No they are not merging claims, they are trying to remove individual cases well within the limit.
You are right it does go against the spirit and intent of small claims court. It is really an abuse of process
The truth is there is so much fraud in the US that the authorities cannot cope. If as in the case we do the work for the authorities and pass them the files with the depositions and evidence in it then they might do something.
That is why when we asked you for details etc so that we can produce a file on each broker for prosecutors.
Good question. The short answer is that the authorities allow it to.
A company whose ownership is private. As a result, it does not need to meet the SEC filing requirements.
Private companies may issue stock and have shareholders, but the shares do not trade on public exchanges and are not issued through an initial public offering.
The shares of Private companies are generally less liquid than public ones and the values can be difficult to establish.
Paradox indeed.
asking for your certs compile their excuses and then going to arbitration or small claims court.
WE agree with you but brokers are trying to do just that.
Not thinking anything of the kind.
Of course most companies that revoked have no TA and only a few shareholders. How can the SEC revoke a company and in the process contravene its own regulations?
The ticker of course is a FINRA matter.
No, but you can if the other side successfully have a case removed from the small claims court to the general Civil court.
Agreed, but we are not the ones running out of excuses to hide behind.
Thanks for you answer we were curious.
We agree it is not defunct but would say it is not Private because there has been no agreement by the shareholders for it go private.
Because their lies of six year are being being kicked into touch one by one they are in a flap and just dont have a story good enough to rebut their lies being exposed.
You just have to deal with them one question at a time.
You have to keep at them. If they refuse to respond then that is evidence too.
Send courtney a one liner by Fedex asking just that one question.