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. Costco capital March 1, 2019Securities and Exchange Commission G/F Secretariat Bldg., PICC Complex Rojas Blvd., Pasty City Attention: Director Vicente Graciano P. Felizmenio Markets and Securities

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1. To fill out the contact us form for securities, follow the steps below:
2. Visit the company's website and navigate to the Contact Us page.
3. Look for a specific section or option related to securities inquiries or support.
4. Click on the designated link or button to access the contact form for securities.
5. Fill in your personal information such as name, email address, and contact number.
6. Provide detailed information about your securities-related query or issue.
7. Review the information you have entered and make sure it is accurate.
8. Submit the contact form and wait for a response from the company's securities team.
9. If necessary, check your email or preferred contact method regularly for updates or follow-up correspondence.
10. If you don't receive a response within a reasonable time, consider reaching out through alternative communication channels such as phone or live chat.
11. Keep any reference or ticket numbers provided for future correspondence or inquiries.

Who needs contact us - securities?

1. Contact Us - Securities is particularly useful for individuals or entities who have queries, concerns, or requests specifically related to securities.
2. This includes investors, shareholders, potential investors, financial advisors, or anyone seeking information about a company's securities offerings, trading, regulations, or related topics.
3. If you have questions about buying or selling stocks, bonds, mutual funds, options, or other securities, contacting the securities department through the Contact Us form is appropriate.
4. Additionally, if you suspect any fraudulent activities or need assistance with account security measures related to securities, using the Contact Us form tailored for securities is recommended.

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How to fill out contact us - securities?

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