Where do you get your numbers from? I am using the up-listing certification application which is official as we can get. If there are other insiders they own less than 5% and are the original IPO share holders where restriction lifts after 12 months.
OTCM has now included non-SEC filers that qualify for OTCQB.
Effective May 18, the OTC Markets has amended its qualification rules for the OTCQB to allow quotation by companies that follow its alternative reporting standard (“Alternative Reporting Standard”).
It certainly isn't uplisting - it has always been used for pumping - now with Form 15 companies being allowed to list on the OTCQB - it has absolutely no value.
The share structure isn't accurate on the OTCQB certification.
It has the A/S is 3 Billion as of September 21, 2017 - that information isn't accurate - not even close.
If you go to the Nevada SOS you will find that on 03/31/2017 Hanks filed a Amendment to the Articles of Incorporation where they increased the A/S from 3 Billion to 5 Billion!
So it would be difficult to believe anything in the OTCQB certification.
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