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igotthemojo

12/12/09 11:00 PM

#268553 RE: loanranger #268547

so you dont think the sec makes deals?..everything just works starting from a and goes to z everytime..no deviations?..lol

what world do you live in?..because nothing in government works thats way..

"innovative manipulation of the regulatory authorities probably shouldn't be expected of a company"

by-passing certain regulations in order to facilitate agreements that are in the best interests of everyone isnt "innovative"...it is done all day long...and the company isnt "manipulating" the sec...the sec is brokering the deal..they want the deal...its best for them too...i should have thought me saying that 3 different times would have made that point clear enough..but heres the 4th time you seem to need..

"you know, the one where the SEC helps the company avoid its own regulations"...."People that consider these concepts should be made aware that they have no precedent"

there are no doubt precedents all over the place..but you wont be able to google them and if you call the sec, the person who answers the phone will not be able to tell you about them..and quite possibly the parties involved will not be able to discuss it either...

i mean really...the sec allowing spng to go back to the otcbb without filing some form...so what!..whats the big deal?..why do you find that so hard to believe?..what exactly is the big deal if the sec does that?....im pretty sure the sec has been over spng's books..if spng has done the re-audits and have the necessary 10k and 10q ready to go, then whats the big deal?..the sec is simply shortening the process..thats all..

"The only step that the company can take that is in the interest of the shareholders is to get current in their filings."

exactly...and what i am suggesting accomplishes just that...