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Saturday, July 27, 2019 8:15:05 PM
There are very specific consequences if one misleads Security Regulators with the possibility of delisting, fines or even jail sentences for fraud.
That is not the case with a SOS, you just file an Amended Statement and life goes on. So if you want to do business with a company you check out their SOS filings and your local BBB. If you want to buy their stock you check out SEC.gov or OTC Mkts.
An investor can not go to Finra, the SEC nor OTC Mkts and claim to have been misled when their only source of info is SOS filings. It doesn't work that way.
OTC suggests caution with this one, I'm guessing some believe that they know better? To each their own.
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