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Re: Poptech post# 9933

Saturday, 04/02/2016 8:06:06 PM

Saturday, April 02, 2016 8:06:06 PM

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Popt: When it says the REGISTRATION for KEYO 'common shares' was terminated in the filing, the common shares themselves were not terminated in 2011. There is a difference between the simple registration of shares w/ the SEC and the actual shares themselves. This is not hard stuff.

It's always been a scam that the KEYO shares themselves were terminated since 2011. I know they exist and weren't terminated because I have them in my account. They are alive and well, just not trading. KEYO "went dark". It's now a non-trading, non-reporting shell. Just like the FINRA CUSIP suspension and the Form 15 confirm.

What “Going Dark” Means

“Going dark” refers to the process of voluntarily delisting a public company’s shares from a national securities exchange or inter-dealer quotation system (if so listed or quoted) and subsequently deregistering the shares under the Exchange Act, thus suspending or terminating the company’s public reporting obligations under the Exchange Act



The argument first was that KEYO wasn't a company. Then the argument morphed to KEYO wasn't a shell. Then the argument morphed once again to the shares don't exist. The problem with that idea is that the KEYO is a company. KEYO is a non-trading, non-operating shell. And, KEYO's shares do still exist and on record as of 4/2/2016. And, it is very possible to determine who are the shareholders because they do exist are are verifiable in shareholder's brokerage accounts right now, 4/2/2016. I pinky swear. wink

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