Something having to do with all the text in between the "share" and "short" links in the original copy got lost in the translation from my email to my last post. Just in case the same thing happened in the letter to RK, I eliminated the links and replaced the text and sent it again. The "new and improved" letter appears below. Feel free to copy and send to RK.

TO: Yes International Ltd.
Attn: Rich Kaiser
3419 Virginia Beach Blvd., #252
Virginia Beach, VA 23452
Tel: 757-306-6090

Dear Mr. Kaiser,

At this time, several of the major shareholders of SFMI who communicate via Agoracom.com’s “SFMI Forum” believe that the price per share of SFMI is possibly being manipulated by an illegal activity called Naked Short Selling. We are asking that you would take action and pass the following along to Mr. Quilliam as a precaution, and urge him to take action as well. If you don’t know what naked short selling is, let me explain: Essentially the seller COUNTERFEITS shares of SFMI and sells them. Then they buy back the shares at a artificially lower price that they have created to cover the shares they counterfeited and pocket the difference. Many companies have been destroyed this way.

PR’s do not help that much, as the naked short seller just counterfeits more shares. There are only a few ways to counter naked short selling, and the fast and easiest way is changing the CUSIP number. Changing the CUSIP number cost $148 and takes only 2 days to go into effect and essentially it makes everyone who has shorted shares of SFMI cover their shorts immediately, usually sending the price per share of the company to its real value.

Here is the information for changing the CUSIP number:

Please contact the CUSIP Service Bureau directly at +1 212 438 6565 for guidance on changing the CUSIP number.

For an example, please read the following:
Hard To Treat Diseases (HTDS) - CUSIP Change to Force Short Sellers To Cover:
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/hard-to-treat-diseases-htds---cusip-change-to-force-short-sellers-to-cover-62172142.html


UTRM changed their CUSPID number wrote the following recently:
"a potential ancillary benefit to our CUSIP number change is the forced covering of naked short positions in our stock. We have been monitoring the daily 'failure to deliver' totals and, although difficult to be certain, there is a strong possibility that we have a few million shares that have been sold, but not delivered. CUSIP change triggers short covering."

For an informational overview of how naked shorting is perpetrated and what it’s all about, click on this link: http://americanmicrocapinstitute.com/featuredcolumn2.htm for: Eat My Shorts! A Naked Shorting Primer for CEOs.

Thanks for your prompt attention to this critical matter. If you find it necessary or expedient, you may contact me by phone at 630-200-2080.

Sincerely,

jdub