That's just part of the procedure in a reverse split of PINKIE shares. They all do it, I think it's to help transfer agents keep track of pre-split and post split shares. I know that when a Nasdaq stock reverses they add a D to the end of the symbol for a period of time, then it reverts back to original symbol, but OTCBB's and pinks do a symbol change.
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