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hey, Wall Street!

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Someone do a test buy, I can't or I would.

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http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=6709621
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Posted by: Rocket Blasters
In reply to: jobynimble who wrote msg# 63608
Date:6/17/2005 12:56:12 PM
Post #of 63610

This is in follow-up to the E-Mail sent to you on June 16, 2005 and your E-Mails of June 15 and June 17, 2005 regarding Gluv Corp. (GVRP).

After conducting a preliminary review of this matter, we are referring your complaint to the Securities and Exchange Commission as follows:

Mr. Aldis Lapins, Branch Chief
Office of Investor Education and Assistance
Securities and Exchange Commission
450 Fifth Street, NW, Mail Stop 11-4
Washington, DC 20549
(202) 942-4681
www.sec.gov

Thank you for bringing your concerns to our attention.

If I can be of assistance in the future, please contact me at (240) 386-5105 or through E-Mail at pat.clem@nasd.com.

Sincerely,

Patricia A. Clem
Assistant Director
Market Regulation
NASD, Inc.
9509 Key West Avenue
Rockville, MD 20850
" target="_blank">www.nasd.com[/quote]

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Hot potato, just keep passing it round and round indefinitely. This is BS, I really hope some Senators or Reps get involved, they can't just keep letting this go and doing nothing. I'm still demanding a buy-in, nothing has changed, IMO from where we were 3 weeks ago.

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http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=6709982
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Posted by: Rocket Blasters
In reply to: Rocket Blasters who wrote msg# 63610
Date:6/17/2005 1:15:10 PM
Post #of 63633

new number 202-551-6336

Mr. Aldis Lapins, Branch Chief
Office of Investor Education and Assistance
Securities and Exchange Commission
450 Fifth Street, NW, Mail Stop 11-4
Washington, DC 20549


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http://sec.gov/divisions/marketreg/mr-noaction/nasd061605.pdf


From Ihub read it!

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FYI:

Thomas K. McGowan, Assistant Director, Division of Market Regulation, Securities
and Exchange Commission, Washington, DC

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from http://sec.gov/divisions/marketreg/mr-noaction/nasd061605.pdf

quote:
The Firms are concerned about the potential impact of net capital charges under Rule 15~3-1 related to transactions in the Security. Specifically, the Firms may be subject to failed to deliver, failed to receive, and short position net capital charges. Based on the foregoing, the Division of Market Regulation will not recommend enforcement action to the Commission if a Firm does not take charges to its net capital arising from transactions in the Security that the Firm entered into before the Trading Halt. Each Firm, however, must take all applicable net capital charges for transactions in the Security entered into after the Trading Halt terminated. Any Firm that wishes to take advantage of this relief first must alert the staff of the NASD and explain the facts and circumstances surrounding its need for the relief that this letter provides.
so this means brokers off the hook for trades before the halt?

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Also means that people who sold before the halt are off the hook.

I like this line:

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2 We understand that Gluv has changed its name to Media Magic, Inc., but we have not received formal confirmation of this change.
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You mean that GLVU, GVRP, ???? didn't inform the SEC that they had changed their name. Imagine that!

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http://www.nasd.com/web/groups/rules_regs/documents/notice_to_members/nasdw_014362.pdf


June 2005
05-41 Important Information Regarding the Suspension of Trading in the Securities of Gluv Corp. (Notice Posted on: 6/10/05)

Hadn't seen this either

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http://www.nasd.com/web/groups/rules_regs/documents/upc_notice/nasdw_014363.pdf

Please tell me if these are repeats....

This stuff is amazing

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is any of this good for us?
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I think it will protect those who sold
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I am biased, but it sounds like they are not too happy about GLUV/GRVP
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quote:
Originally posted by pcloadletter:
http://www.nasd.com/web/groups/rules_regs/documents/upc_notice/nasdw_014363.pdf

Please tell me if these are repeats....

This stuff is amazing

yup, I think you're seeing different versions of the "Special Notice to Members" we went through, well, starting with the one that effectively stopped broker trading. I still don't know who was trading Monday and Tuesday...

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All I know is I picked up 50,000 on Tuesday...... To whom sold them to me... that is what we need to find out.

According to scottrade there are still only 11 shares of this company, and until the SEC gives their "ruling" Scottrade will not issue my f/s shares....

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I haven't really had time to digest the new info from today. After a first read through, looks like brokers seeking relief for them and their clients? People who sold post split shares may be OK? I need to look over it in more detail, my brain is fried right now, I can't understand anything, I'm stupid right now.

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Never mind, I re read it, I don't think it really means much, just maybe means things will finally start to get sorted out soon. Nothing definitive in there for investors, only brokers trying not to get stung until this gets figured out.

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"The SEC issued this suspension because of questions surrounding the accuracy and
adequacy of publicly disseminated information concerning, among other things, the total
shares outstanding, the availability of non-restricted shares for trading and delivery, THE COMPANY'S SHAREHOLDERS, and rights with respect to shares of Gluv Corporation."

Well, we know who the company's shareholders are....US!!!

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quote:
Originally posted by glassman:
hey, Wall Street!

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Is that Robert Pearce?

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We like to call him Bobby Will

(as in,

Bobby Will plan a scam

Bobby Will fvck it up

Bobby Will whine for help

Bobby Will lose this company

Bobby Will be back)


& we will be waiting...


he even scammed the "Robert W."

Darth Bobby

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Lot of positive events from all of this.

For me, I am enjoying plowing under Wall Street.
Been ranting for years, and now sweet revenge.

Positive is hundreds of people have been hounding
all the regulatory bodies, attorneys, executives,
even politicians. Doing so places those people on
notice there a lot of traders out here watching
and waiting for a chance to pounce on them.

They will not forget these events. GLUV, Pearce,
his transfer agent, will never forget. All of
those people we have trashed will maintain a
small memory of this and, perhaps, will be more
cautious in the future.

Most noteworthy event is highlighting a serious
problem of naked shorting, and all of us were
naked shorters during this. Next time the SEC
claims naked shorting is not a problem, there
will be many who know better.

Lots of learning about technical aspects of the
stock markets has been had as well.

Those directly involved in this circus, those
following along, all are now more of a threat
to those Wall Street crooks; we have the power
of knowledge.

Watch your step, Wall Street. We are watching.

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Incidently, Pearce and crowd are toast.

Any future ventures by them will be tainted
by this history of GLUV corporation.

"Oh, you are investing in a Pearce project? Have
I told you about the GLUV scandal? Well, sit back
and listen to a very entertaining story."

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about a man, named Jed,

"which you aint, parking-lot, box-top toy,"


hey, be gentle--remember i'm new--is it fair to postulate a general rise in "trader IQ" since online trading has taken hold?

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From page 2 of http://sec.gov/divisions/marketreg/mr-noaction/nasd061605.pdf :
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The Firms are concerned about the potential impact of net capital charges under
Rule 15~3-1 related to transactions in the Security. Specifically, the Firms may be
subject to failed to deliver, failed to receive, and short position net capital charges.
Based on the foregoing, the Division of Market Regulation will not recommend
enforcement action to the Commission if a Firm does not take charges to its net capital
arising from transactions in the Security that the Firm entered into before the Trading
Halt. Each Firm, however, must take all applicable net capital charges for transactions in
the Security entered into after the Trading Halt terminated. Any Firm that wishes to take
advantage of this relief first must alert the staff of the NASD and explain the facts and
circumstances surrounding its need for the relief that this letter provides.
This position is based solely on the foregoing description. Factual variations
could warrant a different response, and any material change in the facts must be brought
to the Division's attention. This position may be withdrawn or modified if the staff
determines that such action is necessary for the protection of investors, in the public
interest, or otherwise in furtherance of the securities laws.

I like the "protection of investors" part.
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quote:
Originally posted by BuyTex:
about a man, named Jed,

"which you aint, parking-lot, box-top toy,"


hey, be gentle--remember i'm new--is it fair to postulate a general rise in "trader IQ" since online trading has taken hold?

Yes, I do believe my IQ has risen substantially from all this, hehe.

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[quoteThis position may be withdrawn or modified if the staff determines that such action is necessary for the protection of investors, in the public interest, or otherwise in furtherance of the securities laws.

I say we determine whether this ruling lets them off the hook to fix the failure to deliver (NASD tells me it does *not,* saying it simply relieves them of proprotions/liquidity required by Net Capital rule, but then they added "it's one of the most complex of all the regs").

If this *does* take them off the hook, we need to protest on grounds that the two highlighted provisions are being plundered, not merely ignored...

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If i offend anybody, sorry, this is funny to me, another from i-hub:

quote:
Posted by: Mr. Bill
In reply to: jip53 who wrote msg# 1413 Date:6/18/2005 7:54:43 PM
Post #of 1415

The question is how do they pay us our shares?

The OS is 33 MILLION shares, that is 33 MILLION REGISTERED shares.

Those shares are predominately held by insiders.

250,000 of those shares got multiplied in error by 3 million
because an insider sold the stock early.

This resulted in 750 BILLION shares that need to be delivered to "Pay us our shares".

Will the person that shorted this buy all the remaining shares
held by insiders, deliver those, and repeat the process.

Given their ability to do so and to get 100% of the shares it
would only take 250,000 / 11 cycles or about 25,000 rotations.

Oh there I see your position, they have you scheduled for delivery of shares on March 23rd, 2056. Will that work for you?

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=6719307

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Funny meaning 'not right' or just plain funny?

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no, trader, just funny, laugh out loud, not smells funny:

"Oh there I see your position, they have you scheduled for delivery of shares on March 23rd, 2056. Will that work for you?

{bold, my emphasis}

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the "smells funny" is the TBLUE play that certain, shall we say, disreputable, ex-members sre pumping...

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Please read this lengthy article,

http://www.investorshub.com/boards/read_msg.asp?message_id=6719828

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GVRP, what happened, timeline, etc:
http://www.tgllive.com/gvrp.htm

SSP, the author of above, featured in Wall Street Journal:
http://interactive.wsj.com/public/current/articles/SB960500490251941914.htm

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The real question here IMO is with an OS of 33M REGISTERED shares who can/will shares associated with Due Bills be delivered ?

One can easily argue the REGISTERED OS has already been exceeded enormously, if the IOUs / Due Bills sold via AT "stick". AT let folks sell their IOUs.

To allow shares associated with Due Bills to be delivered would far exceed the REGISTERED OS.

Hence the main issue at the heart of issue here.

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Latest email from Scottrade re: GVRP...
quote:
Regarding Gluv, ticker GVRP. We appreciate your concern and understand your frustration.

At this time Scottrade has not received forward split shares. To our knowledge there has been no ruling in this matter by any Regulatory
Organization. DTC has not effected the split or distributed new shares as the result of a stock split. We have not been provided any information
as to when this might be resolved.

In this case, Scottrade will not post shares until such time as we receive shares. Under these circumstances Scottrade has made the business
decision that the risk is too great to allow a short position in GVRP as the result of allowing customers to sell shares that they don't have in their
account.

At this time we would suggest that customers contact the Company itself regarding any new information they may have.



Thank you,
Kevin Jaeger
Scottrade Inc.


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