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BigBake1

09/14/19 10:46 AM

#31797 RE: wj2005 #31796

Actually it has, unawareness of the process is no excuse for stating it has not been proven. FINRA does not "provide" a letter of denial, they simply do not approve the Form 211 thus not allowing the broker to quote the stock. We can all clearly see that this stock has no "ticker" and is not quoted, that is proof that the Form 211 was not approved.

We can also clearly see that there isn't a Form 211 in process as well, in order to approve a Form 211, the issuer must be current in it's filing requirements. We can all clearly see PROOF that they are not current and have in FACT failed to file a timely report as required to be current. They did not file the required 10K on July 1st and are now 75 days delinquent.

You could certainly assume they could file the 10K and the other required reports, but now the possibility of an approved Form 211 is not ever going to happen as they repeated exactly what led to the Revocation in the first place, failure to file timely reports:

https://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2017/34-81869.pdf

The facts are, they filed a registration with the SEC and got current, a broker filed a Form 211 for quotation and did not get approved because there was no quotation and certainly no ticker has been assigned. They have gone dark and are no longer current therefore a broker cannot file a Form 211 for quotation, yet another FACT. They are also now a repeat offender for the very same thing that led to this being revoked under 12j. They are currently breaking the law yet again and neither regulatory agency involved is going to approve anything.