There's a lot of clueless people here. Here's a few clues:
- Stock symbols and CUSIP's have nothing to do with the ability to file anything with the SEC. CIK is all that matters
- Stock symbols and CUSIP changes don't require any amendments to anything filed with the SEC. It actually has nothing to do with them
- OTCBB and PINKSHEETS aren't stock exchanges. Listing services aren't exchanges, lol
- Conversion Solutions isn't even close to being eligible for Nasdaq NM/SC listing
- Harris keeps saying Nasdaq when he really means Nasdaq OTCBB. They're not the same. One is a listing exchange, the other is just a quotation service
- SEC and NASD don't handle symbol changes. Also, NASD isn't the same as Nasdaq
- IPO's raise money, reverse mergers don't. Reverse mergers also assume all liabilities. FHAL's a real dirty shell with liabilities and dilution
- SHO list is either 1/2% O/S fails or $10,000, whichever is greater. It's not the 5% you guys keep pumping. There's a decimal point
- Almost every stock on the OTCBB and Pinksheets is a reverse merger. A lot of them piggyback regs. This is pretty standard stuff. Few campaign it as being some type of accomplishment
- $0 revenues isn't going to change with the r/m
- AISS is an affiliate not a subsidiary. It's a shell company with nothing in it
- Lotteryfever is a placeholder website owned by some internet squatter
- Waatle's not just Harris and that other bozo. It's also full of Canadians and a Brit. I won't even bother explaining it
- They don't have a "real" office. It's a glorified mail-drop, phone forwarding/answering service and rental space by the hour. They even listed the stables as an office in the 15c211 for CVSU, and, use the square footage that HQ (aka Headquarters, Inc) maintains as their own
Get a clue, people. Most of you post absolute nonsense.
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