Let’s actually review the original holdups, now being called FINRA/SEC “revoking” issues, lmfao.
GVSI was: -Known as Inca Hemp with Nevada SOS. GVSI was corrected to Good Vibrations Shoes, now currently American Blockchain. The name change now satisfies the FINRA requirement.
-Known as Good Vibrations Shoes with FINRA. The name change now matches the Nevada SOS.
-Known as Solpower with the SEC. File search Solpower at the SEC and it’s now Good Vibrations Shoes. Amazing, GVSI is SEC registered, just currently not a filer.. yet
On May 4, 2021, custodianship of the Company was awarded to George Sharp.
Hmm, 2 years now. What could that mean?
Issue with FINRA -Previous management attempted a reverse split and name change. Per filing: Current management will be withdrawing the appeal filed by former management with the SEC of FINRA’s denial of the name change. On June 14, 2021 current management amended our Articles of Incorporation to change our name to Good Vibrations Shoes, Inc.
Issue with the SEC -Previous management appealed FINRAs decision to the SEC. Per company: We have happily dismissed this appeal
The FINRA legal proceeding is being addressed and again, why do they keep extending it? For more paperwork, more money, or just for fun?
The real action goes as follows: 1. The first area to be addressed is the state level which authorizes shares and also keeps record in the state's escrow agency and the courts. 2. The next level is FINRA, which reviews all the collected information from the state level issuer. 3. Next is the SEC level but they follow FINRA.
Unfortunately more fallacies put to bed, and why the heck is Sharp having motions granted and court dockets updated as late as last week on a ticker about to be “revoked”?
It’s funny, the only remaining fallacies are based on timelines, and trying to address them as “issues” and “will never happen” but they all end up playing out and then those fallacies are quickly forgotten and said who cares?
