Replies to post #100430 on Flexpower Inc. (FLXP)

[Captskip]

I have been in other stocks where they have had my name, adress, etc. The company can definitely mail paperwork to the shareholders of record. This is fact and I hope it helps you.

As for me, if I receive physical shares or certified mail, I will discuss it with my broker as to how to move forward, I would advise the same to anyone else...this is my opinion and I hope it helps answer your question. GLTU!

Also I like MONA a real lot and I think they have a good marketing plan. The PPS is low right now, to me that spells opportunity..

[ratso1]

My understanding is that you will have to hold the paper certificates for the restricted time period, either 6 months or a year. Unfortunately, management has chosen not to inform the shareholders of the restriction, even after this late date.

After the trade-restriction time elapses, the shares do NOT automatically become free trading. You have to get an opinion letter from an attorney. My research shows the going rate for that service to be somewhere between $200-$250. The attorney forwards the paperwork to the TA, where the legend is then removed. The TA can assess a charge for this service.

Finally, the shares are then forwarded to your broker and they then become free-trading. Depending on your level of service with your broker, you may be assessed a fee there, as well.

In this day of e-trading, the process couldn't be more cumbersome or expensive...

[silentscope]

After they announce a paydate, you should contact MONA to ensure they have your information. As for the rest, read my previous post and contact your broker. It's a fairly simple process and your broker should be able to handle all the details for you. (depending on the quality of your broker of course)