Replies to post #190214 on DD Support Board and Research Team

[1manband]

Let me set you straight on something.

OTCMarkets webinar was full of a vast amount of misinformation. They are not setting rules on anything beyond their own made up rules, as they have no regulatory authority of any kind. They want clients (i.e. companies) to THINK they are, but they aren't. It is marketing BS.

Zinn and Coulson are both full of crap.

Just like anything companies pay to post on OTCMarkets, anything OTCMarkets says should not be considered factual in any way. They are a for-profit PR company trying to make a buck. i suggest for the actual facts, you stick to the actual regulators and the law.

[janice shell]

The SEC rule requires certain things a company must do correct but those THINGS is dictated by the OTC as in the webinair they are in FULL control of those requirements.

No. And if you noticed at several points Zinn said, "Well, we're still talking to the SEC about that."

Zinn would like to think he's in charge. He shouldn't be too sure of that. As 1manband said, they got slapped pretty hard:

https://www.sec.gov/news/public-statement/proposed-expert-market

The SEC wants companies to be transparent and to do that you file with the OTC NOT Finra or the SEC but to the OTC.

What? Many companies file with the SEC. They all should, in my view. But some people think non-reporting Pinks (and yes, all companies that only post disclosure at OTCM are "non-reporting") are desirable.

15c211 is about $$$$$$

NO. OTC Markets is all about money.