This is what we're hoping the SEC can drum up for us -- the number of shares outstanding at the time of delisting. FINRA should have that info. This is why I don't understand why we should have to pay someone $50k to get that info. Why is it that the transfer agent is not compelled to respond to shareholders? They don't even need to have individual share counts, just the total, to see that there is fraud here.
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