I think that email is a big bunch of baloney...but, hey...that's me....
The call was probably more for this:
"How a Company Can Help a Market Maker Quote Its Stock
A company can help a market maker quote its stock by providing the market maker with information. SEC Rule 15c2-11 requires a broker/dealer to obtain and keep in its files certain information about an issuer before initiating a quote for the issuer. The market maker must have a reasonable basis for believing that the information is accurate and obtained from reliable sources. The required information includes a general business description, location and contact information, officers, total shares outstanding, transfer agent, recent prospectus or offering circular, balance sheet, retained earnings and profit and loss statements.
The NASD monitors compliance with this rule by requiring market makers to file a Form 211 at least 3 days prior to quotation in the Pink Sheets. NASD review may take a considerable amount of time depending, among other things, on whether or not the NASD requests additional information from the market maker and the amount of time required to respond to requests for additional information."