Therapeutic Solutions International Inc (TSOI)

[BigBadWolf]

BelieveN the full content instead of pick&choose as I have seen on some other forums. Hard to believe that in this one matter I may be partially siding w/ Dixon. Partially as sending in your personal info to the company is NOT required for receiving any shareholder dividend. When any pich&choose it is much like Dixon's many half truths (to put it mildly that's being generous & yes Verifiable)

Re: Can Always Ask Tim Part 2
Post by TimGDixon » Mon Apr 24, 2023 5:20 pm

Konghusker wrote: ?Mon Apr 24, 2023 5:10 pm
That brings up a good point about the Campbell shares. It seems that many tsoi investors probably don’t follow this forum or read an 8k. Wouldn’t it make sense to have all brokers issue letters to tsoi share holder’s about the dividend offer in order to reach them all?

We filed the 8k to give as many advance notice as possible but eventually FINRA will green light the corporate action and then we will use Broadridge to poll brokers but we can't take that action and transfer agent can't receive it until finra approves which just a function of time. Normally we would have just obtained the NOBO list of SH's but we discovered all public float SH's are OBO. That was news to use. I own shares in the float and have since 2010 and I never opted to OBO from NOBO so we have to do it this way to get the data.
“...never interrupt your enemy when he is making mistakes...”

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FINRA’s Role in OTC Corporate Actions
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https://www.finra.org/investors/insights/corporate-actions-public-companies-what-you-should-know

Posted alone on another forum

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Decide for yourselves, your $ base it's use on your DD