jphc

[bigten41]

all i want to know what's going on with the jphc shares. my account shows no name. it shows they shares i would have as if they are still my jphc shares. so would my shares be jphc or would they be pavi. pps is .0002 & that was my jphc shares. the name has N/A by it.

[stockdoc]

bigten...I suspect that is the way your shares are going to continue to be listed until they are no longer restricted. When the restriction is lifted, your JPHC shares will be converted at the rate of .46232 shares of PAIV for every million shares of JPHC. They will be valued at whatever pps PAIV is carrying at the time (not the .0002, which was the closing price of JPHC). In other words, you may as well forget they are there until the restriction is listed, as there is absolutely nothing you can do with them. Just hope that PAIV does well until that time. I could be wrong, but that's my read on it.

[Poorboy]

Hey guys....I think what stockdoc described is exactly right to my knowledge.

J

[barefoot]

At .46232 shares of PAIV for every million shares of JPHC my six million shares will be less than 3 shares of PAIV. Someone please tell me my math is incorrect.

[stockdoc]

you got me barefoot....the .46232 is, of course, a percentage. Your six million JPHC will be 2,773,920 shares of PAIV.

[barefoot]

Thanks, Stockdoc, I can live with that.

[same53]

I just posted this on RB

By: same53
27 May 2006, 12:16 PM EDT
Msg. 6456 of 6456
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bobbybdb011 IMO write the SEC

What are we suppose to do wait for Ameritrade to decide and dictate when they Ameritrade want to buy back the Illegal Paivis Restricted Shares.
If pressure is not put on Ameritrade by someone like the SEC Ameritrade will take their sweet time in this FRAUD.

I know a lot of SEC Complaints have been filed on this Ameritrade Fraud. I also understand that the SEC is very interested in this FRAUD that Ameritrade Committed.


I have had good dealings with the SEC in the past.
The SEC can put pressure on Ameritrade to but back all those Illegal Restricted Paivis Shares right away.
The Companies JPHC and Paivis have done nothing wrong. Ameritrade is a Fault in this FRAUD. Everyone should write the SEC IMO.
If Ameritrade flooded the market in one day then the SEC should force Ameritrade to buy back all the Illegal Shares in one day.
The MM's have Naked Short Selled JPHC for months and now Paivis.
I and others have been in JPHC for over 9 months.
Let the market dictate where the SP will go of Paivis but lets make it fair.
I am not asking the SEC to get involved to raise the SP of Paivis I am asking the SEC to do the right thing here and make Ameritrade buy back those Illegal Fraudulent Shares. That will dictate where the SP goes.

It's about time Ameritrade is held accountable for FRAUD.
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By: bobbybdb011
27 May 2006, 09:57 AM EDT Msg. 6454 of 6455
(Msg. is a reply to 6406 by same53.)
same53,I would think that folks better be very careful about buying shares of PAIV then filing a complaint to SEC to have Amitrade buy back shares.

Manulaption is one thing, but useing the SEC to help raise the PPS could be very dangerious. IMO.
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By: same53
26 May 2006, 08:49 AM EDT Msg. 6406 of 6455
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File a Paivis SEC Complaint, Very Important

That you ask for.

That you want the SEC to force Ameritrade to buy back all the May 19, 2006 Illegal Restricted Paivis shares that Ameritrade fraudulently flooded the open market with.
Tell the SEC you want them to force Ameritrade to buy back all the Illegal Restricted Shares in one day just as they Ameritrade flooded the open market with these Illegal Restricted Paivis Shares on May 19, 2006.
It is very important to request this, if you do not Ameritrade will have at their own discression the time frame to buy those Illegal Restricted Paivis Shares.

Also request from the SEC for Ameritrade to make known the amount of Illegal Restricted Shrares they Ameritrade flooded the open market with on May 19, 2006.
We as Legal Paivis shareholders have a right to this information.
There may be 3 Billion NSS Paivis Shares by Ameritrade.
If Ameritrade is told by the SEC to buy all those shares back in One Day look out we will have a huge SP increase.

Do not let Ameritrade get away with this FRAUD.
www.sec.gov/complaint/selectconduct.shtml
Select this link to file your complaint.
Fraudulent or unregistered offer or sale of securities
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By: dallas66tx
25 May 2006, 05:21 PM EDT Msg. 54779 of 54798
(Msg. is a reply to 54777 by simont68.)
simon:

You and everyone else that uses Ameritrade really need to go to this website and file a complaint. I know a lot of people sold that knew shares were restricted, but Ameritrade KNOWINGLY credited accounts with "phantom" shares, and KNOWINGLY told shareholders the securities were free trade shares, when they in fact knew they were passing false information. Ameritrade should be held accountable for knowingly violating securities laws.

www.sec.gov/complaint/selectconduct.shtml

[same53]

Law goes after Naked Short Sellers

It is about time someone has stepped in to stop this Illegal Naked Shorting.



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