Shi Corporation (SHCC)

[robbcarpdm]

Hey I got a reply from the SEC guy who called me.

Is this the same reply as previous.

I left this guy a scathing vmail message as he is with investor education that if he was going to call me to advise me against Pinks I already know but at the same time I have paid $10,000s of thousands in SEC fees over the years( actually pretty close to $100k) anyway. That I have seen tons of stuff that a moron could see was manipulation so maybe if they could pull themselves away from the free three martini lunch and actually make contact with the company and establish that they need to follow the rules on Ex-dates and divs.

I got this email instead of return call.
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Thank you for your email about the difficulties you are having with
your investment.

We have asked the company to address your concerns in a written report
and to provide a copy to you and us. It may take four to eight weeks
to receive a reply. After reviewing the report, please let us know if
you believe the report is misleading or does not address your concerns.
Unless you contact us again after reviewing the report, we will not
take any further action on your complaint

In the meantime, you should know that both federal and state securities
laws provide important legal rights and remedies if you have suffered
wrongdoing. Acting on your own, you may be able to resolve your
complaint through the courts. Please do not view any steps that we may take
as a substitute for taking legal action on your own: our efforts may
not produce a satisfactory result, and by law we cannot act as your
lawyer.

To take advantage of these laws, you must initiate legal action
promptly or you will lose your legal rights to recover funds. These time
restrictions, known as "statutes of limitations," vary by state, with some
states allowing more time for investors to take action than others.

The federal securities laws require that you must bring a court action
within two years of the date when you should have reasonably discovered
the wrongdoing, but in no case later than five years from the date the
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You may wish to consult a lawyer specializing in securities laws to
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you in your situation.

Please go to our web site at http://www.sec.gov/answers/lawref.htm for
information on possible sources of legal assistance if you need help
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Once again, thank you for contacting us.

Sincerely,


Office of Investor Education and Advocacy
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
[phone]


ENTITY INFORMATION
Name: Matrix Energy Services Corp
Type: Public Company
Rep.:
Address: 378 North Main Street #124
Layton, UTAH (UT) 84041
UNITED STATES


SECURITY INFORMATION
Name: Matrix Energy Services
Symbol: MXSV
Type: Penny stocks


COMPLAINT INFORMATION
Providable Documents:
- Correspondence to and from Firm

Description:
SEC file number 000-09419

I purchased 501 shares of common stock in subject company on 11/21
based on the "Daily List" listing of a reverse split / reverse merger.

The "Ex-date" was stated 11/23

The company has retained counsel who is not trying to say retroactively
that the split with round up provision does not apply to me.

That it was shareholders of record on 9/14. Nothing anywhere said you
had to be a shareholder of record on that date on any of the DEF 14c
filings.

Please advise if I am correct that such actions are based on the
EX-Date as dicted in the Daily list.

I really need to know.

Right now I am short stock in a account and have a forced buyin as I
sold some shares based on this round up provision.

This should not take place if the SEC was enforcing rules on someone
once in a while.