Bill and TPAC have been reported to the SEC. That is the reason he moved the corporation from Nevada to Wyoming. But I agree everyone should report Bill and TPAC to the SEC/FINRA. The more complaints the more likely they will actually act on them.

Here is just an example of how McKay played TPAC shareholders for fools and it worked. The A/S was 4.5 billion when TPAC moved to Wyoming. The A/s at last report almost 1 year ago was 8.2 billion. That number has increased substantially since the last filing. Bill claimed the A/S would never go over 4.5 billion when TPAC moved its domicile.

Unlimited A/S sure worked out for insiders. Shareholders on the other hand got the shaft.

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The Board of Directors believes fixing the
authorized number of shares of common stock to
an unlimited amount of shares of common stock
is advisable and in the best interests of the
Corporation and our shareholders.

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