INDEED IT WAS...
On Sun, Jan 10, 2016 at 10:12 PM, Terry Haggerty <Terry@pacificsandsinc.com> wrote:
There are two methods of stock ownership, paper and electronic. I have checked the list of shareholders who have paper certificates and did not find your name so you must have electronic shares.
There are two classes of electronic holdings, NOBO and OBO. NOBO is Non-Objecting Beneficial Owner. These are folks who, when they opened their accounts, signed paperwork that allows the broker to disclose to us the names and holdings of shareholders. You name did not appear on our NOBO list.
You are therefore an OBO, or Objecting Beneficial Owner. This means you have not allowed your broker to tell us who you are and how many shares you own. Since I can not access your holdings, you will need to contact the broker who holds your shares to find out what position you hold in Pacific Sands, Inc.
I am sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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