From: Neil Schwartzman
Sent: December 2, 2006
To: rule-comments@sec.gov
Subject: File No. 4-519

I urge you to implement this proposal at your earliest possible convenience.

I believe that putting these straightforward requirements in place will enable investors to easily identify fraudulent stock promotions and unveil the miscreants who engineer them. Any company that does not have current information available has no business promoting its securities, since investors cannot make reasonable investment decisions in an information vacuum. By cutting off the ability of promoters, sponsors and affiliated parties to dump these stocks into the market, the rule will render fraudulent promotions unprofitable and set the stage for legitimate small company issuers to deliver information to the marketplace.

Yours truly,

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Neil Schwartzman
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