LG, did everyone that was issued new wmih shares also release?, or could you have been issued new wmih shares and did not release? I'm aligned with a large bank that won't tell me anything about these shares and are deliberately very vague when questioned (multiple times over the years) about my original common shares. Although they do refer to these shares as escrow shares and only say that if there is a distribution for these escrow shares then my shares will participate. My new wmih shares showed up in my account in 03/2012 with a nc (no cost) symbol, and frankly (and somewhat embarrassingly) I don't know if I released or not and I don't know if my bank even gave me the option? Due to the great recession, I had to work out of state (oil fields) and was away from my mail during this time, however my wife does not recall anything about any of this. But I do know that the bank was always in total control of everything and of course always held the certificates. I would just like to finally know if I'm a player to AZ's 144 trusts or just a cheerleader after these 10 years. I had one hell of a pile of common shares. Thanks, I enjoy you, AZ, BDork, Tanji, and others.
Does the number of shares the bank record shows, match what you remember having holding in WaMu?
What exactly does this record show for the shares? WMIH, or something else?
Either way, if you never bought anymore shares of the new company, I assume yes, you must have signed a release. OR, this was something your bank thankfully did for you.
Otherwise, you wouldn't have anything.
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