Thanks for the update.
Someone is liable if our investment is wiped out from the F/S. It may be the TA who issued shares to the insider to sell in the open market or it may be the broker who allowed the insider to sell shares prior to the ex-date...... if that is the case they better have Lloydes of London to cover the mess. My guess is the easy way out of this is a tender offer @ .0002 on the F/S shares, anything less than that and we have been defrauded in the market. That is why I believe the company is taking soo long to remedy the situation........ the SEC IMO will not allow resumption of trade until we are "guaranteed" not to be swindled out of a legal trade. I'm showing $33,000 of GVRP# @ $.0002, I will gladly retire my 165,000,000 shares at that level. I have noticed that I have been issued an additional 55 shares that should have been removed with the F/S (165,000,055). All I know is that I have played by the rules and up to this point have been defrauded. If they attempt to R/S out of this it will not work, they will be R/S their positions also. We are entitled to F/S and R/S just as the insiders are. The SEC/NASD has to uphold this standard. I would'nt be suprised to see the insiders barred from the markets indefinetly. I expect to see the gavel slamming down hard on this case. If not, there is a template for other co's to follow. I'm keeping the faith that the right thing will be done here. Another thing to remember, those that were able to sell F/S into the open market have no more rights than we have, we are due the same............ there is no walking around this one. Someone or something is liable.
AI
