eDOORWAYS Corporation: eDOORWAYS Files to Meet "Current" Status
AUSTIN, TX--(Marketwire - February 10, 2009) - eDOORWAYS (
The process of returning to "current" status is an essential step as the company moves towards its goal of returning to the OTCBB. In a press release dated February 5th, 2009, Gary Kimmons, CEO of eDOORWAYS Corporation stated, "Moving back to the OTCBB has long been a goal for the company... but one of the primary hurdles was getting current." Now that the company is current, it is probable that investors will find eDOORWAYS an even more attractive investment opportunity. Also, being in a position to re-establish OTCBB trading status is extremely beneficial as many financing sources limit their services to those publicly traded companies who trade on the Bulletin Board, Nasdaq, and AMEX.
Companies seeking to make the transition from the Pink Sheets to the Bulletin Board must have a sponsor (a securities dealer) willing to represent them and must file a form 15C-211. Currently, communications are under way with a securities dealer who has indicated interest in sponsoring EDWY and seeing the company thru its filing as eDOORWAYS makes the transition from the Pink Sheets to the Bulletin Board. The Corporation has established a goal of regaining its trading status on the Bulletin Board by the end of the second quarter of 2009 and is aggressively pursuing its business model.
Optimism continues to be strong at eDOORWAYS as the first goal of the year has been achieved.
About eDOORWAYS Corporation
For more information on eDOORWAYS Corporation and/or the "eDOORWAYS" initiative, please e-mail a package request to [ info@edoorways.com ]. You can also visit our website at [ www.edoorways.com ], make comments via the corporate blog ([ www.edoorways.wordpress.com ]) or call toll free at (866) 482-3829.
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