RE:RE:PRIVATE MESSAGE MEWARNING! THE INFORMATION IN THE POST BELOW IS FALSE, IF FOLLOWED, CONSTITUTES A CRIME.
It is illegal to solicit proxies unless you have first issued an information circular that reveals specific proposals for shareholders to vote on at an upcoming shareholder meeting. Only after such an information circular is provided can the non-objecting beneficial owners (NOBO) list be obtained, and it is not free.
The Securites and Exchange Commission is a US government agency, and has no jurisdiction here.
Listen to anything goodheart says at your own risk. The man thought that disclosing privileged non-public information was his duty. What he did was a crime.
goodheart-r wrote: If you really want to organize the shareholders you will need ONE thing first. That is one thing every company by law has to have and must supply at least the location of and give access to that any shareholder wishes to see or copy. This is called the companies (shareholders list) that has every contact point of the shareholders and the amount of shares each shareholder has. A call to kwg requesting this info must be divulged by law. If there is any delay of passing the info a call to the Security Exchange Commission will rectify any delay. Also the S.E.C. can confirm the exact location of the list and that it's present position is the true position. Contacting every shareholder can then be done organizing an effort to be brought to a vote legally. Shareholders then can vote or give their proxy to vote on, to an organized group on any position that the majority of shareholders want.