The suspension letter was far from standard issue. Note the reference to multiple issues and the severity of the implications. If the SEC had questioned one or even two areas, one might be able to make an argument that there was a simple misunderstanding or some over sight that could and would be corrected. The SEC, however, questions everything about SPNG. The sales, the revenue, the customers, the investments, the past filings ... everything. SPNG is surrounded and under seige.