But look at the last time that DBMM actually made a filing. They filed NT's every quarter as if that was acceptable. Why not just file a 15-12g and terminate SEC filing obligations? Did they think that they were going to be able to file extensions indefinitely? It's unbelievable that it went on for as long as it did. But according to the suspension order, the SEC attempted to contact DBMM in February and they got ignored. I mean, really DBMM? They didn't care. They knew that Asher was going to win the judgement and get awarded a worthless grey sheet shell (after the SEC stepped in, because it was evident after the court order took place).