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nixsix28

09/16/09 3:59 AM

#200189 RE: matwenty8 #200186

yep...soon as you late you get a E!no E?IF IT WAS THE CASE THERE WOULD BE A E~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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printmail01

09/16/09 6:50 AM

#200208 RE: matwenty8 #200186

it is close >

Each trading day, FINRA publishes a list of companies that it believes are non-compliant with FINRA
Rule 6530 (the “Eligibility Rule”). A company is generally added to this list on the date that the symbol
is appended with an “E” modifier. This is generally two business days after notification is published
on the OTCBB Daily List. A security is removed from this list one business day after FINRA
determines that it is eligible for quotation, or the security is no longer quoted on the OTCBB.

The Eligibility Rule and a list of frequently asked questions concerning monitoring and enforcement
of this Rule can be viewed on the OTCBB website at: http://www.otcbb.com/faqs/otcbb_faq.stm
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polsih1

09/16/09 7:35 AM

#200219 RE: matwenty8 #200186

How does FINRA determine whether an OTCBB issuer’s periodic financial report was filed timely?
For the purpose of determining the extent to which an issuer has filed its periodic financial reports in a timely fashion or has filed its periodic financial reports within the applicable grace period (in the case of an issuer that did not meet the initial filing deadline), the periodic financial report in question must have been received and time stamped by the Commission’s EDGAR system no later than 5:30 p.m. EST on the day the report was due or the last day of the applicable grace period. For the purpose of determining an issuer’s eligibility for quotation on the OTCBB, no exceptions to the 5:30 p.m. EST cut off will be made absent the existence of extraordinary circumstances in the sole discretion of SEC staff.

this quoted from the finra site, and could be the reason for not being listed following all the goings on with Drakeford and the new accounting firms.