lesn: When it says the KEYO 'common shares' are terminated in the filing, the common shares were terminated in 2011. This is not hard stuff.
KEYO has been a scam since 2011 when all the common shares were terminated from existence.
The argument ONLY a week ago was that it didn't matter if the shares no longer existed because someone will come along and give us new ones about 5 years later. For free. The problem with that idea was there are no longer any records of who those KEYO shareholders were before they were terminated in 2011. And it is impossible to determine who were shareholders, of a stock that didn't exist, after 2011. There are no such records. You would have to pinky swear.
“It ain’t so much the things we don’t know that get us into trouble. It’s the things we know that just ain’t so.” Henry Wheeler Shaw
