Replies to post #32228 on Notis Global Inc. (fka NGBL)

[Topchef]

Whew that was a lot of reading. Going forward the complaints are still dirty laundry from 2015 and older. The only reference from a 2016 topic is when Medbox, ticker MDBX changed their name and ticker to Notis Global and ticker NGBL on January 28th, 2016.

The complaint is still filed from March 2017 when the lawsuit was coming up and that suit has passed and the rebuilding process continues.

Notis Global offical Statement:
On March 9, 2017, Notis Global finalized an agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), whereby the company agreed to abide by current and future regulations. Other than agreeing to the terms of the consent decree, Notis Global was not subjected to any fine or penalty. With the consent decree, Notis Global formally severs any and all ties to the former senior executives of MedBox, Inc.—thereby closing a sad, long-ended chapter in the company’s history.

We, the new Notis Global executive team, have spent the past 30 months cleaning up and moving beyond what had been MedBox, Inc. At the same time, we developed and have been executing our new business plan, which is beginning to show early signs of success.

In the coming weeks and months, we expect to have good, going-forward news to share.

In the meantime, I and the executive team remain committed to running Notis Global with the highest of standards and ethics.

Jeff Goh, President & CEO

[penknee]

It kind of makes you wonder why Notis wouldn't be on top of its filings knowing that the SEC was investigating them. It's been 9 months and counting since the last 10Q. The 10k is nearly 3 months late as well. Must not want anyone getting a look at those audited financials.

[29YEARINVESTOR]

That has been resolved, It was from 2012 and caused by the old management. Which have now been replaced by Our new honest CEO Mr. Jeffery Goh. Our new honest CEO has finally straightened out and settled all that with the SEC without even so much as a fine as long as he terminated them.
Which he did. It took 30 months but Mr. Goh has fixed all that.
It's all in the Filings and on the Notis Global website.

https://www.notisglobal.com

A STATEMENT FROM OUR CEO

Greetings,

On March 9, 2017, Notis Global finalized an agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), whereby the company agreed to abide by current and future regulations. Other than agreeing to the terms of the consent decree, Notis Global was not subjected to any fine or penalty. With the consent decree, Notis Global formally severs any and all ties to the former senior executives of MedBox, Inc.—thereby closing a sad, long-ended chapter in the company’s history.

We, the new Notis Global executive team, have spent the past 30 months cleaning up and moving beyond what had been MedBox, Inc. At the same time, we developed and have been executing our new business plan, which is beginning to show early signs of success.

In the coming weeks and months, we expect to have good, going-forward news to share.

In the meantime, I and the executive team remain committed to running Notis Global with the highest of standards and ethics.

Jeff Goh, President & CEO

[Waldo3]

And your investing in MED BOX/ Notis with all there problems

Medbox’s securities were publicly traded. Medbox filed financial statements with the OTC from November 2011 to April 2014, and was quoted on the OTC Pink tiered marketplace, and later on the OTCQB marketplace, under the ticker symbol, MDBX, until January 28, 2016, when the company changed its name to Notis Global, Inc. Notis Global, Inc.’s stock is publicly-traded, and is now quoted on the OTC Pink Sheets market under the symbol NGBL.



Regardless who they got rid of its still garbage and huge problems