China MediaExpress Holdings, Inc. (fka CCME)

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I received this response from Inside Nasdaq:

Thank you for your mail.

Your concerns have been forwarded to the applicable Staff in Listing Qualifications.

Sincerely,

Webmaster, insidenasdaq

This is a response to my following letter to them:

From: [e-mail] (my email address)
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2011 5:57 PM
To: Inside Nasdaq
Cc: [e-mail]
Subject:

To: [e-mail]

Copy: [e-mail]

Subject: Regarding China Media Express 10K Reporting Compliance and Listing

Dear Sirs,

In regard to China Media Express (CCME). Firstly, I will assume that CCME has submitted a plan for compliance regarding its 10K fling with NASDAQ.

The situation for us retail investors find ourselves in can be wee summarized by the lawsuit initiated by Starr Investments against CCME, see here - msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/CNBC/Section...

We knew of the company's filings, we knew of DTT (Deloitte) as the auditor being onboard for over a year, and auditing and signing off on the 2009 10K.

Most investors were blind-sided by the short attacks. None off us are privy to the emails sent to Deloitte (as detailed in the suit) from various hedge funds and "analysts". It is as if they had inside or ill-gotten information and were directing DTT to investigate these issues.

Shorts, hedge funds, analysts, major investors aside the retail investor relies on the thin hope of transparency and access to public information via corporate and SEC filings. We continue to see the ongoing scandals of insider trading and conflicts on interest - and we can all assume this a small fraction of what really transpires. Heck, in most of these bear raids they don't even need to be right, they win and trade on fear. It's a nice racket when you have that kind of clout! Sometimes it seems that the market is clearly stacked against the retail investor without clout and without inside or ill-gotten information.

So all I am asking is that if CCME submits a reasonable plan for filing its 10K that you allow for them to remain listed and halted until ALL can review the subsequent 10K. Otherwise, a delisting would just be further damage to investors that have already been severely damaged. I just want the facts of an audit and audited 10K to be available to the general public.

Thanks for your time and consideration in this matter.

Sincerely,

xxx (my name)

Conclusion: Someone in NASDAQ is listening. I am sure some of us can write a better letter than the one I just sent in (which is a copy and paste job). So perhaps we should collective lobby for what we want? Question is, what do we want?