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Non-Tech : UAI - Unistar - BB reverse merger that moved to AMEX -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Q. who wrote (117)	10/22/1999 6:40:00 PM
From: RockyBalboa	Respond to of 133

I wonder where, or if, it will trade after the delisting. The graveyard appears to be the OTCF:.... the Pink Sheets. I checked out different previously delisted well known companies, all are to find there via quote.com Swisher (1.25), Equimed (zilch), ESVS (0.02), TRBD (1.16), ACIL (0.06), FPAMQ (0), Complete Management,CPMI ( 0.01), BOSTQ (0.230) also PCTY (1.35)

To: Q. who wrote (117)	10/26/1999 10:04:00 PM
From: RockyBalboa	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 133

I post the link to the story, for anyone who is interested: cbs.marketwatch.com On Friday, the insurer announced that it has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to delist from Amex, which was what the exchange said it was prepared to do. Unistar told Amex that it believes the company does not meet requirements for continued listing. ... The state said Unistar failed to receive premiums on time from two affiliates. Its financial records also aren't up-to-date and don't truly reflect the company's affairs because, for one thing, it failed to record payment of payroll taxes timely and accurately. Unistar also paid the rent of several affiliate companies, which is in violation of the state's "arms-length" rule if done without regulatory permission. ... Unistar went public a year ago and in May moved its stock to the American Stock Exchange from the over-the-counter bulletin board. The company, which has around 24 million shares outstanding, had just 900,000 available for public trading. This so-called small public float helped spur a 50-percent rise in Unistar's share to a high of 61-5/8 on July 12. In the following six trading days, however, the stock dropped by more than half on rumors of accounting irregularities. Sparks at the time blamed New York short sellers for the share price drop and said the company was ''in great shape.''