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Re: darbyflier post# 125976

Wednesday, 05/26/2010 3:44:06 AM

Wednesday, May 26, 2010 3:44:06 AM

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No one owes you any proof that they own shares in CDIV. The reported totals only have meaning to those who trust those numbers. If you choose not to trust them, that's fine. If you trust the people who reported and added the numbers, that's your business too. I choose to trust the numbers, but that is my own personal risk, I understand it, and am comfortable with it.

Trying to instill fear and doubt by claiming trades made months ago will be canceled? I'm not afraid of that possibility. Are the market makers afraid of the consequences of engaging in fraudulent activity? I doubt the regulators will want to get involved in either case. Trying to sort out which are the real shares and which are the fraudulent shares would be quite a task. There will need to be an accounting of the shares when the company up-lists, however. In the face of this, if the market makers wish to continue to commit fraud by selling shares that do not exist and breach of contract when those shares fail to deliver, that is their choice.