Last I saw his Craigslist price was $800. I don't know the final sales price though, butt it would have likely been $800 or lower.
The real gem is that Airball Highballwatertower posted here when he was putting all of his retirement funds into NTEK - and posted images of his brokerage statements to prove it.
He bought NTEK and the pre-reverse split prices of 0.13 to 0.10 - which is equal to the current reverse-split PPS of 3.26 to 2.51/
The NTEK PPS today is under a nickel - a 98.5 to 98.0 PERCENT LOSS. Essentially losing all his retirement funds.
The upside of that is that his divorce means that whatever his wife got of his retirement funds is basically nothing too.
The moment NTGL laid off everybuddy and quit paying Airball, his physical therapist wife bailed ~OUTT and was gone with her kid. So we know why she was there in the first place. This is true for a lott of women who are 'physical therapists' (cough) - they gett tired of supporting their deadbeat, pennystock-gambling loser husbands and bail because they can make more $$$$ on their own as 'physical therapists' (cough, cough). Massage parlors and escort services are always hiring physical therapists (cough, cough ... spit).
Once the munny stream was gone, so was Airball's fambly and he had to have his mum come to Vegas and take care of him for awhile.
Once DaFoleyFelon turned off the munny spigot to NTGL, it took only a couple of months before everyone was fired and that Deano Martini Playhouse was emptied and abandoned by April 1 last year.
Stevia moved back to Texass red ant country and has worked on-and-off for a few small game software start-ups/dead-starts.
Adrian moved back ot Morgan Hill, CA near Gilroy (the Garlic Capital), CA and is apparently unemployed based on his LinkedIn.
Patty is claiming she started her own company in Las Vegas butt it's apparently a dead start, so basically her husband is the breadwinner there.
Airball is working as a contract programmer in Sunnyvale until his contract expires in August, so the next economic downturn he'll be unemployed.
So the breakup of NTGL showed that it was composed of people who don't have any real market value anyway - showing it was a collection of sub-par employees in the first place with no real chance at success. NTGL was, as has been described on this board many times previously, a kiddy show with no real chance of accomplishing what its stated goals were.
