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Randy Rosbough <randyrosbough@yahoo.com>

"strom@ned.uscourts.gov" <strom@ned.uscourts.gov>
10/26/2015 11:36 AM
Cor Clearing vs. Calissio Resource Group Case No. 15-317

HONORABLE JUDGE LYLE E. STROM,

As a Calissio shareholder, I am begging the Court's intervention, NOT to
appoint a "receiver" on behalf of Cor Clearing. The intent of the receiver is
to pick the low hanging fruit of shareholder dividends and devastate our
situation exponentially.
I chose to believe Calissio and purchased their stock, 3,445,551 shares.
When notified of a dividend to be paid, I asked the discount broker 3 or 4
times, "are you sure it's okay to spend this dividend?" "Yes, it's okay", was
the answer. I felt obligated to support the Company and use the dividend
money ($37,901.00) to purchase more Calissio shares, 7,307,783 shares,
totaling 10,753,334 shares (approx. $47,858.00 worth of Calissio stock).
After the fact, Cor Clearing wants to undo everything, and throw the little
shareholders into a margin call (the 10,753,334 shares are only worth
$2,151.00 this morning, if you can sell them).
Cor Clearing, Nobilis, and Beaufort have absolutely no problem clearing and
dumping penny stock shares day-in and day-out to unsuspecting
shareholders. They are in the business of dealing with "Calissio" type
companies and it was fine for them to pass the shares on to me. When
things don't work out, because they are not paying attention, they want to
undo the process.
Please don't let Cor Clearing appoint a receiver. Let them take it on the chin
the same way I am having to do.
Thank you Judge.