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Re: Captain Black Bob Blanco post# 26565

Tuesday, 08/14/2018 7:35:33 PM

Tuesday, August 14, 2018 7:35:33 PM

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What is the fee, if any, to file an NT 10Q?



The SEC charges NOTHING for filings.

However, most companies use filing agents to convert and file the documents. The going rate for an NT 10-Q is about $50-60. If they are paying more, they are getting ripped off.

But, the fact that they filed a Form NT 10-Q stating the filing would be late, and then proceeded to file an incomplete and non-compliant 10-Q (without the legally required XBRL) is another red flag. They filed the NT and got an extra 5 days - they should have waited until the XBRL was done instead of again being out of compliance. How does that happen, especially since the NT 10-Q was not even due until tomorrow (one day AFTER the original filing was due)?

Again, either PT is a complete moron or completely incompetent and is unqualified to run a public company.