Spongetech Delivery Systems, Inc. (fka SPNGQ)

[loanranger]

I have no more desire to try and find an example of a deal that has never been, and can't be, made than I do to try to find a needle in a haystack in which there is no needle.

The only purpose of my post was to establish that YOU couldn't provide an example of your proposed deal....you know, the one where the SEC helps the company avoid its own regulations. I suspect that you have the same staggering list of examples of companies that have successfully come to agreements with the SEC and the naked short community to manage their share prices.

This stuff may be common sense to you, but it doesn't pass a sniff test. People that consider these concepts should be made aware that they have no precedent. And that such innovative manipulation of the regulatory authorities probably shouldn't be expected of a company that claims a soapy sponge as its technological breakthrough.

The only step that the company can take that is in the interest of the shareholders is to get current in their filings. Anything else is smoke and mirrors.