General Rules and Regulations
promulgated
under the
Securities Act of 1933
Rule 606 -- Offering Not in Excess of $100,000
No offering circular need be filed or used in connection with an offering of securities
under Rule 601 to Rule 610a
if the aggregate offering price of all securites of the issuer offered or sold without
the use of such an offering circular does not exceed $100,000 computed in accordance
with Rule 603, Provided, The following conditions
are met:
There shall be filed as an exhibit to the notification
four copies of a statement setting forth the information (other than financial statements)
required by Schedule A or Schedule
B to be set forth in an offering circular.
No advertisement, article or other communication published
in any newspaper, magazine or other periodical and no radio or television broadcast
in regard to the offering shall contain more than the following information:
The name of the issuer of such security;
The title of the security, amount offered, and the
per-unit offering price to the public;
The identity of the general type of business of the
issuer; and
By whom orders will be filled or from whom further
information may be obtained.
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