Popt: You did answer it but the answer was still 100% wrong and fabricated because it is inherent how reverse mergers work...the shares are exchanged, both preferred and common.
Both surfkast and investor229 both owned common shares, not preferred. Both had their shares in their brokerage accounts EXCHANGED. Their evidence? The CUSIP of the stock they now had in their account had changed as well as the symbol.
You still didn't address these. Will you do so now?
If one did have CCRA paper common stock certificates (which they could if they wanted) in their possession then how would they have gotten their NHMD paper common stock certificates for the 1:1 swap?
Just scribble over the ticker symbol and company name on the cert w/ crayon and call it good?
Or, exchange them w/ their brokerage firm 1:1 for newly printed CCRA stock certificates?
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