ExpertHR, Greenland, Dalrada, ITEC, Imaging Technologies Corp, Brian Bonar, Tom Beener, Brad Urlaub, Mike Belletini Fraudulent acquisition of smaller companies Ripoff San Marcos, San Diego, Nevada, Michigan, North Carolina, Oklahoma California, Nevada

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And I think everyone who invests in one of his "enterprises" should be aware of it.

Brian Bonar - had to pay for ITEC. But I bet he still made money.

STTN will go the same way as the rest of his corporations, drain the money and shuffle the assets offshore and to individuals.

Stanford uses the case as teaching material it seems:

http://securities.stanford.edu/1009/ITEC99/

Bonar 's ITEC in the UK:

http://www.duedil.com/company/02623955/itec-industries-limited

Note the above company was closed when the lawsuit above was filed.

The address of ITEC is:
16 South End,
Croydon,
Surrey,
CR0 1DN


That is the address of Averillo Services Inc.. It is listed as corporate secretary. It was run by Peter Nellemose. His companies
were brought up three times for investigation of money laundering in the UK. I couldn't find the resolution of these cases on line, but Nellemose reincorporated quite a few times.

The SEC may be the only game in town, but unfortunately they rely on the information provided by the companies who report to be correct, complete, and accurate.  There are not enough investigators, FBI agents, or other law enforcement agencies to ride herd on the smaller public companies and the CEOs and CFOs know that. 

When I filed a complaint with the SEC I was told "off the record" that the SEC only went after companies who were large enough to make a major impact and be newsworthy.  And none of the companies these guys are involved with are large enough to be newsworthy.  If you lose everything you have it will be a non-event to the media and these guys know it.  They are really good a massaging the numbers and investor relations. 

So don't be fooled by the "safety" of an SEC report.  Numbers are easy to manipulate and people are even easier.

I know.  I lost everything to them.

I am a current shareholder of Smart Tek public stock with the CEO being Brian Bonar. I can tell you that I have called the company numerous times and spoken with Mr. Bonar. There has been no wrong doing that has gone on since I have been a shareholder. In fact, revenues have been growing since I have been a shareholder. Please verify your own facts and dont believe everything that people on message boards that are unedited. Rely on SEC documents only.

Some Delrada history:

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/_/search/Search.aspx?SearchBy=0&Word=quik+pix&Search=Search&By=0

Some Bonar info:

http://www.thefreelibrary.com/_/search/Search.aspx?SearchBy=0&Word=brian+bonar&Search=Search&By=0

Look at Bonar's  Smart-Tek, same MO:
http://www.thefreelibrary.com/_/search/Search.aspx?SearchBy=0&Word=smart-tek&Search=Search&By=0

Which goes back to Solvis which goes back to Delrada.  It's a never ending circle.  Where's the FBI?

Obviously, someone out there is very unhappy with what they received as a result of being acquired by ExpertHR or ITEC/Delrada and unfortunately, I dont actually know if owners were misled.  I did work for Expert HR from May 2003 until June 2004. Thirteen months. 

This letter was written fifteen months after I left.  To the best of my knowledge, I never met Tom, the writer of this letter.

I was hired as Director of Workers Comp. and my duties were to straighten out comp., operations and help with IT.  I did not have involvement in mergers & acqusitions.  I never attended a single meeting to discuss purchasing companies, stock valuations or contract negotiations.  Not one. 

For that matter, I doubt that Tom did either.  I say that for two reasons.  First, owners talk one-on-one to owners when negotiating sales of their companies, not with groups of employees including admin. assistants.  Second if he were there, he would have known that I wasnt

So we are left with someone I never met, critisizing me for misleading information presented in meetings that neither of us attended.

I can say this.  While I was there, no one ever came to me and said they thought any reports or data that I had prepared, or anything that I said was misleading.  Not Tom.  Not a single owner.  No one ever came to me and said they didnt receive a payment, either in cash, in stock or in any other form.

I dont know if I could have done anything about it, but if you are going to link me to a problem, at least let me know what it is while Im there.

If you want to talk about whether invoices were calculated correctly, workers comp. was reported correctly or health was billed correctly, I have first hand knowledge.  We switched software platforms twice in the 13 months I was there.  I can speak to the challenges that caused.  As far as what former owners were promised or received, I honestly dont know.

Brad Urlaub