Rapid Fire Marketing Inc. (fka RFMK)

[penny2dollaz]

Thanks for your reply! I did not read anything written by Tom Allinder just to keep things clean. The companies having their DTCC chill removed also removed most of the companies bad data and thus made it difficult for me to get back to you in a few hours.
Understanding the security laws are important so we go to the link http://www.goingpublicinformation.com/ nice website we can gain some knowledge of the terms used here.

The company that has survived a DTTC chill since 2009' and is still trading with the same symbol is ta da.. "BBDA"


July 21, 2011

http://www.investorpoint.com/news/INTHPINK/43129863/

STATESVILLE, N.C., July 21, 2011/PRNewswire/ -- Bebida Beverage Company(OTCmarkets: BBDA)(BeBevCo), a developer, manufacturer and marketer of relaxation and energy drinks, announced today that a full legal, political and personal effort is being set in motion to clear up a DTCC Chill that has plagued the Micro cap company for over two years.
The company has since 2009' done everything required by the OTC markets for compliance as well as has never received any notice, document or email from anyone at the DTCC regarding the imposition of the Chill. Furthermore the company has called the privately held DTCC compliance department over 50 times in the last year and half with no one ever offering a reason and or any solution for why there is in fact a Chill.


It seems that Tom and us have a market bully on our hands and the DTCC chill is going to get much worse just as Tom Allinder told us. Tom is the guy to have in our corner with the pink sheets getting squeezed out by the bigger markets.

What's happening? there is no reverse merger here, as stated by Tom so we don't need to worry about the skeletons in that closet. Decrease of authorized shares? no problem there. Now naked short selling by the MM's is likely, they are using our shares to set up a buy or sell so putting our shares on AON at the highest level will help prevent that, thanks to recinvester :)
These options market makers are often the brokers or large hedge funds, who abuse the options market maker exemption and thus making money harder for the little guys like you and me to make money.

I do however see that Tom Allinder could help clear some of the confusion up. Even though he is not required to he could file a SEC reporting under the 1934' filing report act and thus here is your transparency and our problem will end, at least for a few more years anyway.