United States and Person... What do you think?

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Re: Why can't i be from the United States? Why am i being discriminated?
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Анастасія from Pcompany[email protected]
5:32 AM (46 minutes ago)

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The tokens have not been registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended. As such, we are not in the position to offer it by way of primary placement to US Persons (as defined in Reulation S under Securities act). For the avoidance of doubt, the above only applies to the primary placement, not the secondary transactions on the exchanges.

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On Fri, Jun 23, 2017 at 07:17 PM, "Keith Taubin" [email protected] wrote:
Why can't i be from the United States? Why am i being discriminated?

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Keith Taubin [email protected]
6:18 AM (0 minutes ago)

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Анастасія,

Thank you for the reply.

i, a man, that goes by the name Keith don't refer to myself as a person, Person, or you. i am man. Therefore, i do not believe that i should be discriminated from participating in Pcompany company and company's services.

Where i live on this earth should not matter to anyone. Where i and who i wish to contract with is no concern to anyone else. i do not believe in, make myself apart of, or subscribe to the corporate organization "United States". i believe in man to be free as long as he does not commit a crime. i wish no harm, wrong, or ill on any of my fellow man.

As to the "legal" jargon, speak, words, i do not understand. i am not apart of the legal society in any way. i believe in common law. Law of the land.

What are the secondary transactions on the exchanges. What is the difference between the Primary and secondary transactions?

i wish to use the services the Pcompany corporation provides. Where i live on earth should not matter. There is only one power higher than man. No man may tell another man what to believe in or what to do.

Thank you again for the reply. i wish you good morrow.

man: Keith

Reference to the United States Securities Act of 1933!

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Very informative. Seems like they are more free overseas than here in the USA. huh