We have money with Schwab and Fidelity . Other brokerage companies should have similar letters from their brokerage
companies c/o the DTC.
Please read your letter.
The Schwab letter tells Interoil now Exxon (the latest settlement offer came from Exxon yes they are paying not Interoil . More
bogus board info Interoil couldn't pay, HoHo).
The letter says
"In accordance with instructions received from Participant on behalf of its customer, we hereby assert appraisal (or dissenter's)
rights with respect to the shares . "
This means Exxon must come to us with offers . This satisfies all section 193 requirements to exercise your rights, We have the
right to keep saying no, no no!.
The letter further stated
"Future correspondence on this matter should be directed to "
STP
Shareholders Unite
Bogus city and state,
Use a lawyer if you must but my mama taught me how to say NO to less than fair value . (NAV)
This locks us in the court ordered appraisal process . Section 193 was enacted to protect predators like Exxon from taking
advantage of smaller companies with crap CEO's like Hession . The Appellate Court did everything except call Exxon crooks , or
what a great place to get a remedy for a foul deal .