Replies to post #212164 on Green Energy Enterprises Inc. (GYOG)

[doughboy2]

How, exactly, is Jeff supposed to manage "Dean and friends".

What, exactly, is that subpoena attached to Jeff's news on Friday?

[Britpack]

You are kidding me right, I mean seriously, after the official documents who have seen posted on the Quasar website, and you still want to play this game, come on Samples, I know your better than this. You were right, Dean was a liar and a theif, but Jeff is trying to do something about it. Now you're going to start backing Dean after the years of trying to out him as it suits your agenda.

[Sputnik]

I have noticed some peculiarities in Jeff's latest attempt at communicating QASP's updated status.

Why are all inquiries regarding his QASP update being referred to the Centaflix legal team? Who are the legal representatives for QASP?

[Sputnik]

I find Jeff's language to the QASP transfer agent peculiar as well.


Transfer agents perform three main functions:

1. Issue and cancel certificates to reflect changes in ownership. For example, when a company declares a stock dividend or stock split, the transfer agent issues new shares. Transfer agents keep records of who owns a company’s stocks and bonds and how those stocks and bonds are held—whether by the owner in certificate form, by the company in book-entry form, or by the investor’s brokerage firm in street name. They also keep records of how many shares or bonds each investor owns.

2. Act as an intermediary for the company. A transfer agent may also serve as the company’s paying agent to pay out interest, cash and stock dividends, or other distributions to stock- and bondholders. In addition, transfer agents act as proxy agent (sending out proxy materials), exchange agent (exchanging a company’s stock or bonds in a merger), tender agent (tendering shares in a tender offer), and mailing agent (mailing the company’s quarterly, annual, and other reports).

3. Handle lost, destroyed, or stolen certificates. Transfer agents help shareholders and bondholders when a stock or bond certificate has been lost, destroyed, or stolen. If this has happened to you, read our publication entitled Stock Certificates, Lost, Stolen. Also, if you hold securities in your own name and want to transfer or sell them, you may need to get your signature "guaranteed" before a transfer agent will accept the transaction.