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Re: Eagleshine post# 90330

Saturday, 08/05/2017 12:34:24 PM

Saturday, August 05, 2017 12:34:24 PM

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Again Eagleshine you are correct. Canada instituted a more stringent requirement than the SEC from the Pirates of Pezzant scams started in Canada. These scams went under the radar on over 100 companies for over a year because of Non-existent SEC rules for the states to require more information when changing officers. These companies were pirated to on transferring ownership of these entities and these entities brought these companies current enough to issue stock certificates from a Canadian issuer. In many cases, the CEOs like Gloria Maw from Canada and advised both the US and Canadian authorities.
The DTC global freeze was completely different as a DTC chill on NSAV because this did not send them to non-trading status or the GREY market.

Canada finally shut this down and stopped these fraudulently owned companies from trading in 2007.
DTC also screwed the shareholders who were stuck in the stock when it stopped trading. They further protected the brokers from having to make good on these shares, owned by their shareholders.
This is not the case in NSAV. at this point, there is no reason to issue a DTC freeze because every share here has been legally registered in NSAV.

All the legal and required steps have been taken for all the shares and there is no reason or the DTC to issue a global freeze on NSAV.

This is a step that Asher knows well and made sure there was no fraud on all their issued shares.