That COR wouldn't have known the shares were eligible for the dividend seems strange to me as well. After all, they aren't amateurs. And if they had a question about their eligibility, they could simply have consulted their attorney, FINRA, or DTCC.
Now youre talking my language Janice tried explaining to a few folks that there is now way there should be a claw back. IF CRGP turns out to be a fraud, the COR should have done proper DD to determine the legitimacy of Calissio when they are converting debts to shares for investors. Why is it set up that the ones selling the debt always get off the hook when they should well know what they are selling to public investors? There is a lot of good faith being misrepresented from these entities selling and issuing fraudulent companies.
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