MasterBlastr
3 years ago
I talked to Fidelity, and their physical stock certificate processors last week. One thing I forgot was the shares had a 1:43 reverse split when FNRP became UTDE. My 10000 FNRP on my certificate is now 232 UTDE. At this point it wouldn't be worth the processing fees to get my shares deposited, even if we could find a transfer agent. We didn't get that far.
I also came across SEC Form TACO which is about the cancellation of the National Stock Transfer, Inc. transfer agent. I tried to request a copy of the paper filing from the SEC but they haven't responded. You could try yourself.
https://sec.report/Document/9999999997-13-000716/
Finally, the OTC Markets entry for UTDE profile has an accounting firm name, and general counsel which might know something. At this point it just isn't worth pursuing for me, though you might still.
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/UTDE/profile
I like the stock certificate anyway, and I should frame it and hang it on my wall somewhere.
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16 years ago
On Aug. 7th, I wrote the following letter based upon company information provided by www.pinksheets.com:
"United E & P, Inc.
3000 Richmond Ave.
Suite 400
Houston, TX 77098
RE: restricted common stock UTDE.PK
Attn: Investment Management
As the owner of shares of UTDE.PK restricted commons stock, held exceeding two years, since July 01, 2004 and February 08,2005, I request your assistance in providing an opinion of corporate counsel that the restriction can be lifted or otherwise to take such actions as are necessary to fully un-restrict the stock within the marketplace."
On Aug. 8th I received a call from an individual at United P&E Inc. at the same address, stating that they were not the same company as acquired the FNRP trading shell.
This is spooky, quite similar business names, same address. If PinkSheets doesn't know the correct address, soes anybody know the real address of UTDE? Starting to sound like another shell game to me.