Popt: When it says the REGISTRATION for KEYO 'common shares' was terminated in the filing, the common shares themselves were not terminated in 2011. There is a difference between the simple registration of shares w/ the SEC and the actual shares themselves. This is not hard stuff.
It's always been a scam that the KEYO shares themselves were terminated since 2011. I know they exist and weren't terminated because I have them in my account. They are alive and well, just not trading. KEYO "went dark". It's now a non-trading, non-reporting shell. Just like the FINRA CUSIP suspension and the Form 15 confirm.
The argument first was that KEYO wasn't a company. Then the argument morphed to KEYO wasn't a shell. Then the argument morphed once again to the shares don't exist. The problem with that idea is that the KEYO is a company. KEYO is a non-trading, non-operating shell. And, KEYO's shares do still exist and on record as of 4/2/2016. And, it is very possible to determine who are the shareholders because they do exist are are verifiable in shareholder's brokerage accounts right now, 4/2/2016. I pinky swear. ;-)