Turn2him. Your post was very well written. The lack of response and coarse of action we receive from Megas I find very concerning. If the issue here is disclosing the truth as damaging to the end result as constantly stated I find it very hard to believe. If the DTC refuses to clear the stock then what choice will another clearing agency have if nothing gets turned over? If that is Megas's intention then publically stating so can do no harm other then to tell the DTC to prepare the paper work and let this stick go. That sounds to easy as a resolution to our problem. The quantity of shares already needing validated is staggering and the paper work and tax questions to follow make it even more burdensome. After all, if with with don't own legal shares then our gains come from a settlement of a fraud and not stock transaction which have different tax implications.
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