Letter from Ken to Ameritrade follows:
BY FACSIMILE AND U.S. MAIL
402-970-5504
November 30, 2006
Tim Kreiger
Compliance Dept.
Ameritrade, Inc.
1005 North Ameritrade Place
Bellevue, Nebraska 68005
Re: Imperia Entertainment, Inc; (Pink Sheets: IPEI)
Dear Mr. Kreiger:
As you know, the undersigned represents Imperia Entertainment, Inc. I continue to receive numerous complaints from investors and many investors have posted on well known chat boards that your company has not only placed online trading restrictions on our stock, but when the investors call in to buy stock, they are discouraged by your representatives and told that there has been fraud and manipulation occurring on this stock. The only manipulation that is being done is by your firm and other online trading firms in a "bear raid" scheme to depress the market value of the company’s stock to reach the ends of your naked short selling scheme. There is evidence in support of this that will be the subject of the company’s NASD complaint against you, and if the NASD should decide to refer this to the SEC, your firm is going to have some serious problems.
Usually this kind of monkey business by traders that has gone on for years, goes by undetected, but your firm has been blatant in their disregard of the securities laws by actually trying to talk people out of buying our stock and encouraging people to hit the bid to drive your cover price down. When we reverse split our stock less than two months ago, the average cost basis of our investors exceeded fifty cents per share. Now with nothing but good news we have a bear market, thanks to your unlawful manipulation.
I will not continue to write these letters, but I will guarantee you that the company is not going to ignore this. You are depressing our stock price, and in doing so, killing our ability to raise funds for multi million dollar film projects. You are costing us damages at the per day rate of over $100,000.
Please govern yourselves accordingly,
KENNETH G. EADE
Attorney at Law
