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Thursday, 08/16/2018 4:03:05 PM

Thursday, August 16, 2018 4:03:05 PM

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The SEC's Online Complaint Page, which I'm filling out now, lists these 10 categories of valid reasons to file.

Fraudulent investment scheme, such as a Ponzi scheme or the promise of high-yield returns
Unregistered securities offering
General trading practices or pricing issues
Manipulation of a security
Insider trading
Material misstatement or omission in a company's public filings or financial statements, or a failure to file
Municipal securities transactions or public pension plans
Specific market event or condition
Bribery of, or improper payments to, foreign officials (Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Violations)
Initial coin offerings and cryptocurrencies


... plus a button labeled as "other". I clicked the button labeled

Material misstatement or omission in a company's public filings or financial statements, or a failure to file


"... or a failure to file" (their financial statements.)

... because the Greenshift Corporation has (again) failed to file another financial statement, specifically the 10-Q for the first quarter of 2018. This deadline had not arrived yet when I filed my first complaint with the SEC, so I have a valid reason to file another complaint with them against the Greenshift Corporation, a registered and publicly-traded corporation that is based in the United States.

The contact information for the company came from their own web page.

If the Greenshift Corporation fails to file the 10-Q for the second quarter of 2018, I and every other GERS shareholder will have another valid reason to file a complaint against them with the SEC.