PUMA Capital is a broker/dealer that acts as one of the remaining market makers for WSGI stock. Someone with Level II might be able to provide you with a list of market makers still providing realistic quotes for WSGI. Market makers are not "assigned." They pay $6 a month for each symbol they trade, must maintain an inventory of securities for that symbol due to liquidity issues in OTC land, and compete with other broker/dealers in providing the best quotes for securities. Some lose interest in trading a particular symbol that's not making them money and they will provide outrageous quotes to discourage trading in a particular security. Some lose enough interest to drop carrying a symbol altogether.
Speaking of substance, I'm still waiting for you to provide some data to support your assertions that someone is buying up shares through PUMA. . .let alone insiders. I can understand how you could have some difficulty coming up with that data. Maybe you can explain it away with that South Atlantic Anomaly story again. . .like when you tried to explain Phipps inability to complete any actual work on a $21 million "consulting" gig he received from another OTC ticker back in 2004.
"Take #1 first--it will be easier--that data is readily available on the web. Hint: South Atlantic Anomaly. If you knew this and still posted, you are not acting as an honest broker of info. AIMO" -Indyjonesohio Feb 2013
"Hint: Globalstar didn't announce issues with its satellite degradation until 2007. The contracting work GTC never accomplished was supposed to occur in 2004." -Coastieretired response Feb 2013