Posted On: 10/23/2012 12:54:22 AM
Post# of 1536
Re: Tony Jeletonev #466
Great $GTGP DD POST!
 | GTGP or bust | | | Tuesday, October 23, 2012 12:31:48 AM |
| Re: 236T568 post# 74158 | | Post # of 74189 |
That is an outright lie because REVOCATION IS NOT AN OPTION AT THIS TIME. . How many times must the truth be posted on this board for the misinformation to stop? I mean this is getting absurd. Perhaps you should hash this out with Janice as she confirmed the PROPER CHANNELS AND PROCEDURE TO TAKE PLACE BEFORE ANY REVOCATION CAN OCCUR .... GTGP will have a 4 MONTH WINDOW BEFORE A HEARING WITH AN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE TAKES PLACE TO FILE WHATEVER FINANCIALS NEED TO BE FILED.
I will repost as a refresher and to prevent further spreading of lies.
SEE TRUE INFORMATION ON PROCEDURE BELOW
As it was confirmed, GTGP has 4 months to comply before a scheduled hearing with an admin. law judge would take place . ( mind you that NONE has yet been scheduled as we speak) This leaves GTGP with plenty of time to file their requested financials
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So any talk of imminent revocation is all talk and nothing else for the moment.
Thanks again for confirming this Janice.
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Monday, October 22, 2012 10:16:36 PM
Re: T-Master post# 74156
Post # of 74178
OK, so you also heard about that upcoming NOTICE OF REVOCATION against GTGP that will be issued by the SEC?
How did you find out that it was going to be issued this week?
I will repost as a refresher and to prevent further spreading of lies.
SEE TRUE INFORMATION ON PROCEDURE BELOW
As it was confirmed, GTGP has 4 months to comply before a scheduled hearing with an admin. law judge would take place . ( mind you that NONE has yet been scheduled as we speak) This leaves GTGP with plenty of time to file their requested financials
. So any talk of imminent revocation is all talk and nothing else for the moment.
Thanks again for confirming this Janice.
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janice shell
Thursday, October 18, 2012 4:22:25 PM
Re: GTGP or bust post# 73356
Post # of 73637
Yes, they'd have four months to comply in advance of the hearing , as you now say.
In reality, what most companies do is propose a timetable for compliance in their response. It's up to the SEC to accept it or not, or to make an alternative proposal.
Doesn't happen too often; most delinquent filers don't fight revocation.
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