Replies to post #127125 on Bancorp International Group Inc (fka BCIT)

[f1fans]

The majority on here bought before 8/31/05, so they had the T+3 to get your shares. This is why why we are still here. The rules or laws says that we have a right to our shares or pay up.

[bobbybdb]

dave If that was the case how did the brokers trade to lower the pps from .15 to .05, I don't think ever suspended from trading in 2005, however it did get frozen from the clearing house, DTCC but still could be traded on the grey market if you could find someone to clear it.

[bobbybdb]

Well dave I called the Ta this morning they said they would cut me a cert if I requested, so far I haven't.

I'm still haveing thoughts on the cost of $75.00 domestic and $250,00 for international companies per cert, As per etrade.
I guess that is the extortion fee to ship something that was paid for 6 years ago.


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