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Richard Alan Honeycutt
RICHARD A HONEYCUTT
CRD#: 4948340
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EDWARD JONESCRD#: 250 3618 Mitchell Ave
LINVILLE, NC 28646
LINVILLE, NC 28646
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9/28/2015
Customer Dispute
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State Registrations
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Arizona 11/23/2010
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New York 2/2/2015
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California 5/20/2013
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North Carolina 7/8/2005
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Florida 10/26/2005
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North Carolina 6/12/2007
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Georgia 1/2/2008
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Ohio 12/4/2007
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Hawaii 10/25/2017
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Pennsylvania 9/10/2010
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Iowa 9/17/2014
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South Carolina 2/11/2008
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Kansas 11/7/2023
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Tennessee 11/3/2005
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Louisiana 10/21/2008
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Texas 9/25/2012
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Michigan 4/30/2024
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Texas 1/4/2019
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Minnesota 1/25/2023
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Utah 3/13/2009
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Mississippi 11/12/2018
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Virginia 10/11/2016
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New Mexico 5/6/2019
SRO Registrations
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Registered with this firm since 6/12/2007
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Registered with this firm since 6/20/2005
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