Replies to post #47922 on Greenshift Corporation (GERS)

[Harry Winston]

Those filings will happen, but in Gers time, not yours anyone else's? If KK could do it now, he would, but conditions none of us are aware of, are what is holding him back!

You're absolutely correct. My schedule isn't the same as Greenshift's schedule.

However, I disagree with you on one very important point. Kevin can file the missing SEC reports. As I stated earlier this week, even if the company lawyers advise him to skip producing and mailing the reports to the SEC, he has the ability, as the corporation's CEO, to fire that law firm and to hire another law firm, one that can and will say to him that the corporation does have a legal obligation to send paperwork to the SEC every three months in addition to an 8-K for any material change in the corporation.

One such change is the transfer of a majority of the voting stock from Bitzio to any other corporation. Attis sent their own 8-K to the SEC that documented this transfer, but Attis' successful filing doesn't negate the legal requirement that Greenshift has to file their own 8-K.

It's true. Kevin's schedule isn't the same as mine. For that reason, I'm going to announce here and now that if this corporation doesn't send the SEC the 10-K for 2016 by the end of this month, I will file another complaint with the SEC.

Kevin, this is my personal deadline. It's not a law or a regulation. I can file a complaint any time I feel like it. If the 10-K for 2016 hasn't been filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission by the end of February 2019, I will feel like sending this regulatory body another complaint that will justifiably accuse the Greenshift Corporation of the failure to file the legally-obligated quarterly reports for 2018.

Whether the statutory filing deadline has passed or not for the 2018 10-K, it has certainly passed for the 10-Qs for the first, second, and third quarters of 2018, and the Greenshift Corporation has certainly not produced the facts and figures that U.S. Law requires of a publicly-traded, SEC-registered, and U.S.-based corporation.

Harry, a message board pseudonym for a living owner of GERS stock