Pinksheets doesn't read the financials. They rely on attorney letters to certify them if they aren't filed with the SEC. It's usually a good system since most attornies won't risk their license to certify something that doesn't make sense.
The current status wouldn't have lasted long since I know a few traders that contacted pinksheets about the attorney letter. However, the stock was suspended before pinksheets could act on it.
In Reply to 'loanranger'
You mean the page that still shows the dividend payment info and the 72m float?
Ever since seeing what otcmarkets accepted as Current Information I've been disappointed in them. Publishing a balance sheet that doesn't balance is inexcusable in spite of their reliance on an attorney letter. Some people actually think that Pink Sheets Current Information has an implicit meaning. It's sad that it apparently doesn't.
GLTA... KarinCA ;)
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