Replies to post #346815 on Spongetech Delivery Systems, Inc. (fka SPNGQ)

[dss19552002]

I have evidence, it is posted here, it is easy to find. Not pumping or bashing. Evidence of "SPNG" in your account doesn't say that this could be traded. Nor does it say that this will be "relisted". The fact is that the symbol was almost used, I linked to the SEC filings about that, by another company. I had numbers and not the symbols in my account when Thornburg Mortgage went Chapter 11 and was delisted. I eventually had to have the broker clear it from my account. Those capital loses offset some gains that year. That may be your best option, but it will stay there as long as you want. You can also check the FINRA site as well, that will help some. Your broker too could give you more information as well.

Just for information, another stock, BRVO was delisted, and the symbol was reassigned. Both boards can be found if you search IHUB for those. I really wasn't involved in either of those stocks, though.

Good luck.

[shajandr]

The corporation no longer exists. AND the SPNG ticker has been cancelled by FINRA.

Nothing left.

[Teflon2Insults]

This isn't that difficult. And perhaps you should speak to your account/broker to get an understanding of their ability to remove it.

BUT: If this helps - there is no question the Incorporation no longer exists...it's charter gone, by act of law. It's ability to list stock withdrawn too - but that is because it no longer exists.

Doesn't seem like you don't understand that. And there are several ways to see that.

The stock you see reflected in your account is for a company that does not exist anymore. It is stock in nothing. That "nothing" - under any name or call letter in any biz - can only exist by making new stock in the new something.

The stock of that now non-existent corporation of a decade ago can and will have no connection to any other corporation, regardless of name or call letter or biz, ever.