Technically they did deliver the shares to you, as they are in your account, no? And you can sell it, no? Where in the act does it require physical delivery? Also, hasn't the SEC already stated that this is an allowable practice, in fact have encouraged it to "make a market"?
As I said before, this really has nothing to do with QBID, but whatever. Also, you're just trying to spread the conspiracy started by an investor who got burned by his own investing practice. It's amazing to me to think that hundreds of thousands, if not millions of investors make money via the stock market every year, but the moment someone gets burned in the pink sheets, suddenly the entire market is corrupt and on top of that, apparently the entire investing world is getting burned. If you've forgotten, I spoke of this already in a previous post, where conspiracy theorists always use 1 example to prove an entire, global argument, Complete stupidity.
P.S. If anyone out there gets tempted to go to the links previously posted by our conspiracy theorist here, where this grande conspiracy is uncovered and the entire market shown for what it really is, I warn against it. You'll simply find more people with even crazier ideas, venturing into complete lunacy, even going so far as to claim a conspiracy involving the army and global warming. Don't take my word though, you can go see for yourself, I did, but I just warn you ahead of time. I at least got a good laugh. Have fun :)
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