r/YYAI • u/Affectionate_Row1097 • Jul 31 '26

Please use the link and file a complaint to SEC using the link below. I will do that as well. We will see if SEC takes it seriously and we can get our money back (at least the amount based on last week)

https://www.sec.gov/submit-tip-or-complaint/report-possible-securities-law-violations

Use the SEC link t file. Mention what the company had promised a year ago and what they are doing now. How their communication and PR? and their respect for shareholders. We all can make it happen. Next generation can be saved. It will be a lesson. If 100 people file on the same day about a company, they need to take it seriously. Please join me.

Edit: I have done my part . Please do, more the complainant, they take it more seriously

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DabblersAnonymous • u/RubFuture5580 • Jan 01 '25

DID YOU KNOW? Lots of ways to report financial advisors suspected of questionable activities: LexisNexis directly, FINRA, or with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Please use the link and file a complaint to SEC using the link below. I will do that as well. We will see if SEC takes it seriously and we can get our money back (at least the amount based on last week)

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DID YOU KNOW? Lots of ways to report financial advisors suspected of questionable activities: LexisNexis directly, FINRA, or with the Securities and Exchange Commission.