191—50.83 (502) Unsolicited order exemption.
	 50.83(1) Any unregistered broker-dealer effecting a transaction under an unsolicited order or offer to buy and claiming an exemption from registration based solely upon Iowa Code section 502.202(6) shall obtain acknowledgment from the customer on or before the settlement date of the transaction that the transaction is unsolicited.
	 50.83(2) The acknowledgment shall take one of the following forms:
	  a.   	 A confirmation statement, as required pursuant to subrule 50.83(1), displaying in bold print on the face of the statement the words “Unsolicited Order, Notify Immediately if Otherwise”; or
	  b.   	 A signed statement from the customer acknowledging that the order was unsolicited and containing the name of the customer, the name of the securities involved, the number of securities involved in the transaction, the purchase price of the securities, the transaction date, and the total dollar amount, including commissions paid, of the transaction.
	 50.83(3) The customer will be presumed to have acknowledged that the transaction was unsolicited if the customer does not indicate otherwise on or before the settlement date.
	 50.83(4) A broker-dealer shall notify the administrator in writing that it is executing unsolicited orders in a security when both of the following conditions are met:
	  a.   	 More than six unsolicited orders or offers to buy such security are received during any three consecutive business days; and
	  b.   	 The broker-dealer is relying solely upon the exemption provided by Iowa Code section 502.202(6).
This rule is intended to implement Iowa Code section 502.202(6).