Yes I saw that. I bet that is jake's question. I bet it is very important to note.
"The Securities and Exchange Commission has moved to make things more difficult for people who want to use the Pink Sheets to take advantage of unsuspecting investors. It is seeking out dormant stocks and delisting them. It also requires a public shell company, when it ceases being a shell company through a reverse merger (in which a shell company adopts an existing trading company's identity), to file with the SEC the same information that would be required if it were becoming a public company.
But that has only made people who promote penny stocks on the Pink Sheets more creative, says Hartley Bernstein, publisher of StockPatrol.com, a financial watchdog website."
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