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heidibrown

05/25/14 3:27 PM

#1848 RE: lesnshawn #1847

From what I have seen so far (not a lot), a company would be reinstated as soon as an outside company showed interest in buying it (the shell). That would be the "beginning".

But this is looking like an "atypical" reverse merger. The company is being reinstated by its own folks. There is no telling what could happen. Reinstatement March 26th. Name change May 27th? :-) Uplisting to Nasdaq July 16th? :-) Lift-off?

Hard to tell, but fun to ponder...
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hestheman

05/26/14 2:38 AM

#1850 RE: lesnshawn #1847

Yes....with a R/M shell play, a reinstatement is always the first course of action that takes place. I always buy a starter amount of shares upon reinstatement (with KEYO, I bought 100K when I saw the reinstatement) and as I did more DD I added from there. You can find reinstatements on the SOS (Secretary Of State sites, like Nevada SOS). After a reinstatement, the next thing to keep an eye out for is a change in company officers/directors, and company name/symbol change.