i disagree. it was asher pr claiming to now own dbmm, a public company, which goes directly against the SEC sanctions against them. otherwise there was nothing to trigger a suspension, again, plenty of other companies don't file and have not been suspended even after 5+ years.. i posted a few of those a number of months back.
as for filing to go non-reporting, my guess is the non-equity financing group required audited financials and going non reporting would cancel that out. just sayin'