I asked the question on how snpw would determine if a caller was real. Kind of a trick question as the criteria defined by a founding principle does not require one to be a shareholder. The principle is very specific as outlined below. The company has an obligation to publicly disclose information to prospective investors and shareholders. Not just shareholders. So, how does snpw determine they are real? Unless they have devised a means to determine prospective investors, which basically includes all, they can’t. Might want to stop thinking one needs to be a shareholder.

Why, because the company want them to prove they are real.

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A foundational principle of the U.S. securities laws is that public companies have an obligation to publicly disclose information to prospective investors and shareholders so that they may make informed investment and proxy voting decisions.

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