Yes. And their 211 has not been approved yet. I like how they informed their shareholders but that company seemed to have problems getting things done. MCIC has about everything back on track and has not said a word. As you pointed out there is no public disclosure required to file a 211 and once approved they still don't have to say anything. It just gets quotation fixed. We could speculate that Ben is focused on bigger things than releasing news that the stock is back in the good graces of the OTC rules. That filing he made saying they had revenue and was not a shell. He did that to stop the shell risk from happening under the rule change. If he had a merger agreement, in theory it would be revenue and stuff. I wonder if needed a little more time when he filed that back then?? Also, the merger would be delayed if the stock was worthless which is what unsolicited quotes does to the volume and price.
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