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lesnshawn

04/02/16 9:08 PM

#9938 RE: Bigfootbud #9936

Bigfoot: No, not really, but appreciate it. Reason is because the first link refers to securities needing to be registered BEFORE they are offered for public sale and the second link is just simply the SEC's definition of what an unregistered share is, period. Nothing to do w/ having to register it before or it still being able to trade after it's registration is terminated and it "goes dark".

What's being bantered back and forth for no reason today? Today it's a refusal to acknowledge the word, "REGISTRATION" on the Form 15. Just passed right over every time. Must've been pointed out half a dozen already.

Amazing, huh?

lns

HMB2010

04/02/16 11:28 PM

#9939 RE: Bigfootbud #9936

A good example of the definition "of what is is". Manipulation of wording of legal definition in "registered" with exemptions, of course. Just about any reg can be wiggled out of with right attny and money; especially in DE !

Poptech

04/03/16 8:06 AM

#9942 RE: Bigfootbud #9936

big: Yes, before KEYO common stock was terminated in 2011, the common stock was registered for sale in the public markets.

Today, obviously, KEYO has no stock. It is a scam.