For your consideration, and comments.
In the event the shareholder records can not be aquired or found in regards to SAT in a reasonable amount of time. I think it's in the best intrest of the company to reduce the total share count to 1, and re issue the stock to cert holders that can be verified from the time period pior to SAT's failure. This not a perfect answer, and will leave trading shares worthless at the time it happens, but it would be impossible to verify the total number of shares flaoting around the market without the shareholder record. A court order from the state of Delaware barring former corprate officers from participating in this re issue of shares is also a matter of consideration, as they have failed to represent the shareholders intrests, pay bills, taxes, and caused damages to investors by not filing SEC forms, or meeting minimum requirements of the corprate commission of the state of Delaware to keep the company in good standing. This will apply to all the former company names, and leave the shell clean inregards to control of the company, and former offices. It will not leave the company without liability for bills, or taxes.
I'll watch this board from time to time to get your response to this proposal. I also suggest you submitt your certs to your broker to get transfered into your trading acct. When they get returned as non transferable they will carry a dated stamp that can be varified later, and matched to the brokers fee charged to you for having a cert issued pior to SAT's halt in representing acmg.
