Replies to post #47194 on iTalk Inc. (fka TALK)

[beer$$money]

Yep Like the sign on the TALK outhouse wall! It ain't over tell the paperwork is done? Lets see that 8Ka!

[InfamousTrader]

Since they said approximately two weeks I really think we should be looking for them next week. Would be extremely surprised if we see anything this week. TALK has continued to deliver so we know the 8k will be filed soon.

[jeffryer1]

LOL, you are too kind Wilma.
Times not ticking, it's done. Go to ONC*I. Another Telecommunication company that was toe to toe with TALK until now. That's how you show gratitude and respect to trusting devoted shareholders. Results!!!!

[LostSaint]

Not necessary. Read rule 144 (alternative or voluntary reporting)

I've compared all the past/present filings to the 144 Rule and
my conclusion is that TALK IS FULLY reporting regardless of this
yield sign..read it for yourself:

For Non SEC Reporting Issuers, like those quoted on the OTC Markets Pink Sheets and filing OTC Markets Disclosure Statements, the Rule 144 holding period is twelve (12) months.

Voluntary SEC filers are also considered non reporting companies and have a Rule 144 holding period of twelve (12) months.

Voluntary filers are those which go public via S-1, but which have not yet filed an 8A-12g or 8A-12b or Form 10 under the 34 Act, so they are not yet technically “subject to” the reporting requirements of Section 12 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

Rule 144 Reporting Requirements - Full article

SUPER 8k is already in the past filings for iTalk:

The moment a public company ceases to be a shell is sometimes clear because it is found in an SEC filing, like a “Super 8-K” for instance. This could be the date upon which the company acquired an operating business or assets, in a reverse merger.