Welcome NEWSMAX IPO Investors! Please visit our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for quick answers to questions.
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Valued Shareholders,
Welcome to the Newsmax shareholder Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page. Please navigate to the section below which pertains to your investment. For instance, if you are joining us from the Series B Private Placement on EquiDeFi’s platform, then please click on the “+” sign in that section below to view the FAQ for that offering.
If you have any questions, please email newsmax@equitystock.com. All emails will be answered with 1-2 business days. You should be able to get all your questions answered through the FAQ below.
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(private placement on EquiDeFi platform)
PLEASE NOTE: YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO MOVE YOUR SHARES TO A BROKER UNTIL THE COMPANY’S REGISTRATION STATEMENT IS DECLARED EFFECTIVE BY THE SEC.
A login email is sent from noreply@equitystock.com and will come under the subject “Login to Equity Stock Transfer”. This is a secure email coming from us. In the instructions below, the code K0 is simply used as an example.
Please click on the Log In button and a secure 6-digit code will be sent to your mobile phone. Please enter that code into the website with the 6 boxes to enter.
No, even though you might see in your account that multiple payments need to be made, one payment should remove all the DRS Payment Requirements from your shares and your broker will then be able to pull them from our system. Remember, your shares must be unrestricted in order for you to move them to your broker. Also, remember that your broker must initiate the share movement. Equity Stock Transfer does not begin the share movement.
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To get more information what a DRS payment is and why it’s required to move your shares to your brokerage account, please see the question "How do I move my shares to my brokerage firm?" below. If you do not wish to move your shares after the company goes public, then you do not need to pay this fee.
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DRS is an electronic book-entry system which allows for seamless transfer of your shares to your brokerage via The Depository Trust Company (DTC). You can find more information on DRS and how it works directly on DTCC’s website.
(Reg A+ offering on DealMaker platform)
PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU ARE COMING HERE FROM INVESTING THROUGH DEALMAKER FOR THE NEWSMAX IPO THEN YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO ACCESS OUR PLATFORM TO VIEW YOUR SHARE STATEMENT UNTIL MARCH 31, 2025.
Should you have any questions, please direct them to ir@newsmax.com.
This is an issue with Etrade. You will need to call your broker at E*TRADE and escalate the question about the length of the account to the broker's managers. The account for most transfer agents is between 4 to 16 digits long - and the DRS number in your statement is the correct account number with 12 digits. Please do not hang up with your broker's customer services line until they confirm that they will put your request through using the DRS account number assigned to you.
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No, even though you might see in your account that multiple payments need to be made, one payment should remove all the DRS Payment Requirements from your shares and your broker will then be able to pull them from our system. Remember, your shares must be unrestricted in order for you to move them to your broker. Also, remember that your broker must initiate the share movement. Equity Stock Transfer does not begin the share movement.
It is anticipated the Newsmax will begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange on or about March 31. Newsmax will inform you via email. The stock ticker is anticipated to be NMAX.
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A login email is sent from noreply@equitystock.com and will come under the subject “Login to Equity Stock Transfer”. This is a secure email coming from us.
Please click on the Log In button and a secure 6-digit code will be sent to your mobile phone. Please enter that code into the website with the 6 boxes to enter.
If you want to move your shares to a broker, you must pay a DRS fee.
To get more information what a DRS payment is and why it’s required to move your shares to your brokerage account, please see the question "Is there a fee to move my shares to my brokerage account (e.g., Schwab, Fidelity, Interactive Brokers, etc.)" below. If you do not wish to move your shares after the company goes public, then you do not need to pay this fee.
DRS is an electronic book-entry system which allows for seamless transfer of your shares to your brokerage via The Depository Trust Company (DTC). You can find more information on DRS and how it works directly on DTCC’s website.
NOTE: Inquiries only from legacy shareholders will be entertained and any inquiries from Series B (private placement) and IPO common stock (Reg A+ offering) should refer to the relevant FAQ above.