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VeronicaFox

07/12/21 1:30 PM

#16046 RE: Liveingreenbay #16044

No it did not. To terminate or suspend registration under these rules, as applicable, the company must file a corresponding Form 15 with the Commission. But a Form 15 cannot be filed for a class of securities until on or after the Form 25 striking such class of securities from the relevant exchange has become effective. Accordingly, the company should generally not file a Form 15 until ten days after filing the corresponding Form 25 for a class of securities to be deregistered.

https://www.paulhastings.com/insights/client-alerts/find-your-way-through-the-delisting-and-deregistration-door-steps-for-acquired-public-companies-to-terminate-and-suspend-exchange-act-reporting-requirements

The form 25 was file by the Nasdaq,

A Form 15 was Not filed.

That’s why it says DELINQUENT SEC REPORTING posted on the OTCMarkets CACH profile.
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THall

07/12/21 1:32 PM

#16047 RE: Liveingreenbay #16044

Perhaps now would be a good time to admit defeat? It has been proven countless times CACH did not file the required form 15. They are 100% SEC reporting as shown on OTCmarkets.com
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DJ Ponder

07/12/21 1:49 PM

#16053 RE: Liveingreenbay #16044

Same ol factless form 25 argument.
This has debunked every day for weeks if not months.
Smh.