RE:RE:Was anyone here able to log on as a shareholder?If they were trying to replicate what occurs in their normal annual meeting for this COVID version, it should have been any shareholder who showed up and logged in, regardless of how it's held. Looks like the system they used didn't allow for a better way to authenticate that, but frankly it's not like anyone else other than a shareholder would log in.
juniper88 wrote: From what I understand of SABBOCAT's converstation with Leah, the only way you could log on would be if yours shares are held in your name. Rusty, as you know, I work for one of the brokerage firms of one of the big five banks. Our clients can if they really want to obtain the physical certificates. This is very rarely done. So, almost always the shares are held in the broker's name. The company would have and should have known this and would have and should have known that no one would be able to ask any questions.
SPCEO1 wrote: I may have not followed the directions properly but if no one did, than that may be more an indication that those directions were not clear enough.