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I AGREE!!! I am still working on it but if anyone else has idea's feel free to share!!
That's it? These sham corporations are created and allowed to operate, cheating and misleading shareholders and now the gig's up? We're left out in the cold with no recourse? I'm sorry but WTF..something needs to be done. These a-holes need to fry and pay us out of their own bank accounts.
So I talked to this Guy today... he said they have NO money and this will never trade again, so asked if they would sale the shell and he said Never... not that he understood everything I was asking but from the conversation... WE BE DONE!!! unless someone knows of a way to get this trading so we can at least get something back.
I have 5 figures in this POS and I know many of you do too!
IN THE UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
CENTRAL DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS
IN RE: )
)
FASTECH SERVICES, INC. ) CASE NO. 10-81323
A Nevada Co. )
)
DEBTOR. )
PETITION FOR EMPLOYMENT OF ATTORNEY
NOW COMES A. Clay Cox, Trustee in Bankruptcy in the above entitled matter and for his Petition for authorization to employ attorney states as follows:
1. The Trustee believes that it is necessary to employ an attorney for the estate in order to represent the estate in connection with a pending lawsuit filed by the T.A. Brinkoetter & Sons bankruptcy which now names the Fastech Services, Inc. bankruptcy estate as a party defendant.
2. The Trustee believes it is in the best interest of the estate to employ Patrick R. Cox as attorney for the estate.
3. Patrick R. Cox will perform legal services for the estate at an hourly rate of $200.00.
WHEREFORE, the Trustee prays that the Trustee be authorized to employ Patrick R. Cox as attorney for the estate on the terms and conditions set forth herein.
Date: May 10, 2012
/s/ A. Clay Cox
A. CLAY COX, Trustee in Bankruptcy
A. CLAY COX
Hayes, Hammer, Mile & Cox, LLC
202 North Center Street
Bloomington, IL
(309)828-7331
UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
Central District of Illinois
216 Federal Building
100 N.E. Monroe St.
Peoria, IL 61602-1003
In Re: FasTech Services, Inc., a Nevada corporation
Debtor(s)
Case No.: 10-81323
Chapter 7
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Hearing will be held at
Telephone Conference, Peoria, IL 61602
on 6/5/12 at 02:00 PM
to consider and act upon the following:
Trustee's Application to Employ Attorney Patrick R. Cox to perform legal services for the estate at an hourly rate of
$200.00
***Telephonic Hearing with Trustee A. Clay Cox & Attorney Sabrina M. Petesch***
Written objections must be filed with this court on or before 5/28/2012. You must also serve a copy on the debtor's
attorney and interested parties and file a proof of service with the court.
Dated: 5/11/12
Khadijia V. Thomas
Clerk, U.S. Bankruptcy Court
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http://www.indeed.com/r/960f407e624cc1e6
Frank Bonadio
Managing Partner at FB Consulting & Associates
Williamsburg, VA
Extensive experience in all areas of accounting, finance, internal audit, budgeting, strategic planning, analysis, M&A, operations, sales, marketing and administration
Work Experience
Managing Partner
FB Consulting & Associates - Williamsburg, VA
2011 to Present
CEO/President
Swank Enterprises, Inc - Washington, IL
2008 to 2011
Illinois based Contractor conglomerate with companies and operations in Peoria, Springfield, and Decatur. Responsibility includes bottom line performance, strategic direction, continued growth and aggressive cost improvements. Hands on shirt sleeve management at all levels especially financial, accounting and operations.
Managing Partner
FB Consulting & Associates - Williamsburg, VA
2004 to 2008
Nationwide consultants covering all aspects of start-ups, turnarounds and high growth companies. Outstanding execution skills with over 25 years of experience in a broad industry base which includes manufacturing, retail, distribution, wholesale, services, construction, banking, mortgage lending, internet, ecommerce, real estate, telecommunications, consulting, law and accounting. Also operated a high volume Mortgage Brokerage business in Williamsburg for many years.
CEO & President
Way2Auction.com - Scottsdale, AZ
1999 to 2004
Arizona
Dick Clark past away. Rest in peace.
Not much else going on. TO DA MOOOON !
GL
Google MitoPharm and you will get all the informaion
Plan of Reorganization
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It's in a PDF so I'm not sure how to put it on here??
GNED THIS: April 9, 2012
______________________________
Thomas L. Perkins
United States Chief Bankruptcy Judge
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business as a debtor-in-possession until the case converted to chapter 7 on June 10, 2011.
Through R.J. Powers, one of its subsidiaries, the DEBTOR employed union electricians
pursuant to certain collective bargaining agreements (CBAs) with IBEW Locals 34, 146, 193
and 601. The DEBTOR took no action to reject or modify the CBAs, under section 1113 or
otherwise.
The wages due the electricians for their postpetition, preconversion services have
been fully paid by the DEBTOR. The CBAs required the DEBTOR to make contributions
to the FUNDS. The DEBTOR failed to pay the required contributions when due, thus
incurring interest and penalties. Whether the interest and penalties should be accorded
administrative priority status is at issue.
The FUNDS claim priority under Bankruptcy Code sections 507(a)(2) and
503(b)(1)(A). Under the latter section, there shall be allowed administrative expenses,
including “the actual, necessary costs and expenses of preserving the estate including
wages, salaries, and commissions for services rendered after the commencement of the
case.” 11 U.S.C. § 503(b)(1)(A). The services must have provided a postpetition benefit to
the estate. In re A.C.E. Elevator Co., Inc., 347 B.R. 473, 481 (Bankr.S.D.N.Y. 2006). The
categories of administrative expenses listed in section 503(b) are intended to be illustrative,
not exhaustive. In re Supermarket Investors, Inc., 441 B.R. 333, 343 (Bankr.E.D.Ark. 2010).
Administrative priority claims are strictly construed so as not to unjustifiably dissipate
limited estate assets. In re SpecialtyChem Products Corp., 372 B.R. 434, 440 (E.D.Wis. 2007).
The creditor bears the burden of showing an entitlement to administrative priority by a
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preponderance of the evidence. Id.
The FUNDS rely upon In re World Sales, Inc., 183 B.R. 872 (9th Cir.BAP 1995), where
the debtor closed its doors eighteen days after filing chapter 11. The union employees’
benefit fund sought administrative priority for the full monthly contribution to the health
plan, plus damages due on default under the unrejected collective bargaining agreement.
The bankruptcy court allowed only 18/31 of the monthly contribution as an administrative
expense. Relying upon section 1113(f), as well as its determination that any amount of
work during a month entitled an employee to health insurance coverage during the entire
month, the bankruptcy appellate panel reversed the bankruptcy court, holding that a full
month’s contribution for each employee who worked during the month was entitled to
administrative priority. The appellate panel determined that liquidated damages, interest
and attorney fees, all due under the CBA, were to be accorded the same priority.
This Court disagrees with the World Sales court’s conclusion that consequential
damages that accrue under a collective bargaining agreement are entitled to administrative
priority treatment. Although the Seventh Circuit has not spoken, a majority of circuit
courts of appeal have held that a debtor’s obligation to comply with the terms of a
collective bargaining agreement under section 1113 does not preempt the priority scheme
of section 507. Peters v. Pikes Peak Musicians Ass’n., 462 F.3d 1265 (10th Cir. 2006); Adventure
Resources Inc. v. Holland, 137 F.3d 786 (4th Cir. 1998); Air Line Pilots Association International
v. Shugrue (In re Ionosphere Clubs, Inc.), 22 F.3d 403 (2nd Cir. 1994); In re Roth American, Inc.,
975 F.2d 949 (3rd Cir. 1992). Contra, United Steelworkers of America v. Unimet Corp. (In re
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Unimet Corp.), 842 F.2d 879 (6th Cir. 1988). This Court has previously expressed agreement
with the majority rule. In re Fleming Packaging Corp., 2004 WL 2106579 (Bankr.C.D.Ill. 2004).
Postpetition liabilities arising from the breach of a collective bargaining agreement may be
accorded priority status only if they qualify for priority treatment under section 507. In re
Stokes Excavating, Inc., 2011 WL 6176585 (Bankr.N.D.Ill. 2011). The World Sales decision is
contrary to the majority rule and the FUNDS’ reliance on the fact that the CBAs are
“unrejected” is misplaced.
It is difficult to see how liquidated damages in the nature of a penalty could qualify
as an expense necessary to preserve the estate. The compensation for the postpetition
services performed by the electricians, their wages and benefits, has been paid by the
DEBTOR. The liquidated damages provision penalizes the DEBTOR for its failure to pay
its contributions to the FUNDS on a timely basis. An interest obligation is assessed
separately, so the liquidated damages are not compensation for an involuntary loan – they
are a true penalty. In this Court’s view, liquidated damages in the nature of a penalty are
not a form of compensation for a benefit to the estate, and thus may not be accorded
administrative priority status. This is the conclusion reached in In re Fred Swain, Inc., 97
B.R. 660 (Bankr.S.D.Fla. 1989), with which this Court agrees.
Unlike liquidated damages, interest is compensation for the use of money and, as
such, is usually considered to be a fair quid pro quo for a debtor’s failure to pay its
obligations on a timely basis, which failure is financially beneficial to the estate and
detrimental to the creditor. As such, an obligation to pay interest may qualify for
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administrative priority status under section 503(b)(1). The interest rate imposed by the
Welfare Fund of twice the prime interest rate on the amount of each month’s delinquent
contributions, compounded annually, shall be allowed, subject to the limitation discussed
below.
The Court reaches a different result with respect to the interest rate imposed by the
Pension Fund. The appropriate rate of interest to be applied during the pendency of a
bankruptcy case is a matter of discretion for the court. In re SW Hotel Venture, LLC, 460 B.R.
4 (Bankr.D.Mass. 2011). The rate sought by the Pension Fund of twenty percent
significantly exceeds the prime rate plus a reasonable risk premium.1 Not only does that
rate compensate the Pension Fund for the use of its money, it includes a punitive aspect,
contrary to the purpose of interest. The separate penalty imposed by the Pension Fund is
punishment enough. The Pension Fund will be allowed interest at the same rate allowed
the Welfare Fund, subject to the same limitation.
Conversion of a chapter 11 case to one under chapter 7, however, impacts the
priority entitlement. This Court agrees with In re Colortex Industries, Inc., 19 F.3d 1371 (11th
Cir. 1994), where the debtor operated its business in a chapter 11 case for several months
before converting to chapter 7. After conversion, several trade creditors that had provided
services to the debtor while in chapter 11 sought administrative priority treatment of the
cost of the services plus interest. Relying on the Supreme Court’s rational in Nicholas v.
U.S., 384 U.S. 678, 86 S.Ct. 1674, 16 L.Ed.2d 853 (1966), the Eleventh Circuit held that
interest on trade debts incurred as administrative expenses during chapter 11 enjoys the
1This Court does not regard the interest rate of twice the prime imposed by the Welfare Fund as unreasonable, given
that the prevailing rate is inordinately low.
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same priority as the administrative expense itself, but only until conversion. Interest that
accrues after conversion to chapter 7 does not enjoy administrative expense priority, but
is entitled only to the fifth level priority under section 726(a)(5). Colortex, 19 F.3d at 1384.
Accord, In re Olympia Holding Corp., 250 B.R. 136 (Bankr.M.D.Fla. 2000).
Applying the Colortex rule here means that only the interest that accrued on the
unpaid contributions due the FUNDS while the DEBTOR was in chapter 11 is entitled to
administrative priority status. Interest that accrued after conversion is not entitled to
administrative expense priority under sections 507(a)(2) and 503(b)(1).
The burden is on the FUNDS to recalculate the priority interest in accordance with
this Opinion. That calculation should state:
(1) the amount of each contribution that came due after the chapter 11 petition
was filed on April 22, 2010, that was not timely paid;
(2) the date that each such contribution became payable, which will be the
starting date for interest accrual unless otherwise indicated;
(3) the ending date for the accrual of interest, which should be the date of
conversion, June 10, 2011, unless the delinquent contribution was paid
earlier;
(4) the applicable interest rate, as alleged by the Welfare Fund to be twice the
prime rate, presumably 6.5% per annum,2 which shall also be applied by the
Pension Fund ;
(5) the total amount of interest accrued for each such contribution during the
pendency of the chapter 11 case; and
(6) the total aggregate amount of interest claimed to be due each of the FUNDS
2The U.S. Prime Rate went to 3.25% on December 16, 2008, and has remained there since. In this Court’s view, an
interest rate of 6.5% in the current interest rate environment represents reasonable compensation for the time value of
the funds in question here. A substantially higher rate could be viewed as an impermissible penalty.
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as an administrative expense priority.
The FUNDS will be ordered to file this calculation within twenty-eight days and the
TRUSTEE will be given twenty-one days to object.
This Opinion constitutes this Court’s findings of fact and conclusions of law in
accordance with Federal Rule of Bankruptcy Procedure 7052. A separate Order will be
entered.
Where did you get this info>> Link?
The SEC's complaint alleges that Cheung hired Bingham on Otto's recommendation, and they embarked on an aggressive public relations campaign that centered on the misleading promotion of two key products - "Restorade" and "Stamina Solutions" - that did not exist. They developed promotional materials that falsely stated that both Restorade and Stamina Solution are "[a]vailable as functional beverage or as a soft gel capsule." To accompany the written text of MitoPharm's Web site and other promotional materials, Cheung had a graphics artist create renderings of what the containers for MitoPharm's products could look like. Written materials and Web profiles created by Bingham and others were disseminated to investors with fake images and present-tense descriptions of the products.
I wonder who we could speak with to find out the details of what's going on with this?
No death.. they just get access to the estate for payment for the bankruptcy. I am assuming.
This has been a scam from day1. The FBI/SEC are investigating the executives of SARS with a view to prosecution
This has been a scam from day1. The FBI/SEC are investigating the executives of SARS with a view to prosecution
Have 15+ mill myself - don't think there is any hope here.
I called the transfer agent and they said they can't get in touch with the company. I saked them why barchart.co has a bujy on there site. They couldn't explain. Anyone knows anything about this company. I own a million shares. Probably going to lose it all.
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060461/401547-522345.2
IS IT HEREBY FURTHER ORDERED that the IRS, Associated Bank and Morton
Community Bank are allowed to assert an administrative priority claim against the estate for the
amount so paid by each of them for the destruction of the Business Records.
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COPIES TO:
United States Trustee
Email: USTPRegion10.pe.ecf@usdoj.gov
Charles S. Stahl, Jr.
Email: cstahl@smbtrials.com
Ross Bartolotta
Email: rbartolo@smbtrials.com
Sabrina M. Petesch
Email : sabrina.m.petesch@usdoj.gov
Sumner Bourne
Email : sbnotice@mtco.com
John A. Wolters
Email: johnwolters@cavanagh-ohara.com,
and patty@cavanagh-ohara.com
T. Scott Leo
Email: sleo@leoweber.com
Michael Dudek
Email: mdudek@leoweber.com
R. Phillip Reed
Email: reedlaw@sbcglobal.net
Joseph VanFleet
Email: jvanfleet@vanfleetlaw.com
Donald LoBue
Email: lobueda@sbcglobal.net
Thomas Pavlik
Email: tpavlik@delanolaw.com
Gregory Mescher
Email: gmescher@mescherlaw.com
Kathryn A Klein
Email: rb_bank@riezmanberger.com
Gerard A. Brost
Email: gerard.brost@usdoj.gov
Fred C. Prillaman
Email: prillaman@mohanlaw.com
Charles E. Covey
Email: chuckleberry71@hotmail.com
John Howard
Email: jhoward@hhmlaw.net
Rhona Lyons
Email: rsl@schuchatcw.com
J Randall Cox
Email: rcox@feldman-wasser.com,
kblankenship@feldwass.com;
krobertson@feldman-wasser.com
James P Moody
Email: jim@cavanagh-ohara.com,
patty@cavanagh-ohara.com
Brian D Mooty
Email: Brianmooty@ksswf.com,
essiemorss@ksswf.com
Douglas J Quivey
Email: doug@lprpc.com, crystal@lprpc.com
Craig A Randle
Email: craig@lprpc.com, judy@lprpc.com
Thomas M Shade
Email: tmslaw@aol.com
Sherry K. Dreisewerd
Email: sdreisewerd@polsinelli.com
Darilynn J Knauss
211 Fulton St #400
Peoria, IL 61602
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Martin Auction Services
9515 Texas Church Road
Clinton, IL 61727
Dawn M. Costa, Esq.
Jennings Sigmond PC
510 Walnut St., 16th Fl.
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Recovery Management Systems Corporation
25 SE 2nd Ave Ste 1120
Miami, FL 33131-1605
Thomas J. Verticchio
Swanson, Martin & Bell, LLP
330 N. Wabash #330
Chicago, IL 60611
Fastech Services, Inc.
P.O. Box 2337
East Peoria, IL 61611
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United States Bankruptcy Court
Central District of Illinois
In re: Case No. 10-81323-tlp
FasTech Services, Inc., a Nevada corpora Chapter 7
Debtor CERTIFICATE OF NOTICE
District/off: 0753-1 User: mhei Page 1 of 2 Date Rcvd: Feb 15, 2012
Form ID: pdf012 Total Noticed: 9
Notice by first class mail was sent to the following persons/entities by the Bankruptcy Noticing Center on
Feb 17, 2012.
db +FasTech Services, Inc., a Nevada corporation, P.O. Box 2337, East Peoria, IL 61611-0337
aty +Darilynn J Knauss, 211 Fulton St #400, Peoria, IL 61602-1348
aty #+Emily Wilburn, Van Fleet Law Offices, 411 Hamilton Blvd #2002, Peoria, IL 61602-1182
5387905 +Associated Bank, 200 North Adams Street, Green Bay, WI 54301-5174
5746784 +Associated Bank, c/o VanFleet Law Offices, 7817 North Knoxville Ave.,
Peoria, Illinois 61614-2090
5387906 +Associated Bank - VISA, P.O. Box 2926, Milwaukee, WI 53201-2926
5391053 +Internal Revenue Service, c/o Aty Gerard Brost, 211 Fulton St #400, Peoria, IL 61602-1348
Notice by electronic transmission was sent to the following persons/entities by the Bankruptcy Noticing Center.
5388024 E-mail/Text: cio.bncmail@irs.gov Feb 15 2012 19:57:06 Internal Revenue Service,
P.O. Box 21126, Philadelphia, PA 19114
5835833 +E-mail/Text: cio.bncmail@irs.gov Feb 15 2012 19:57:06 Internal Revenue Service, POB 7346,
Philadelphia, PA 19101-7346
TOTAL: 2
***** BYPASSED RECIPIENTS (undeliverable, * duplicate) *****
cr* ++INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE, CENTRALIZED INSOLVENCY OPERATIONS, PO BOX 7346,
PHILADELPHIA PA 19101-7346
(address filed with court: Internal Revenue Service, P.O. Box 21126, Philadelphia, PA 19114)
TOTALS: 0, * 1, ## 0
Addresses marked ’+’ were corrected by inserting the ZIP or replacing an incorrect ZIP.
USPS regulations require that automation-compatible mail display the correct ZIP.
Addresses marked ’++’ were redirected to the recipient’s preferred mailing address
pursuant to 11 U.S.C. 342(f)/Fed.R.Bank.PR.2002(g)(4).
Addresses marked ’#’ were identified by the USPS National Change of Address system as requiring an update.
While the notice was still deliverable, the notice recipient was advised to update its address with the court
immediately.
I, Joseph Speetjens, declare under the penalty of perjury that I have sent the attached document to the above listed entities in the manner
shown, and prepared the Certificate of Notice and that it is true and correct to the best of my information and belief.
Meeting of Creditor Notices only (Official Form 9): Pursuant to Fed. R. Bank. P. 2002(a)(1), a notice containing the complete Social Security
Number (SSN) of the debtor(s) was furnished to all parties listed. This official court copy contains the redacted SSN as required by the
bankruptcy rules and the Judiciary’s privacy policies.
Date: Feb 17, 2012 Signature:
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District/off: 0753-1 User: mhei Page 2 of 2 Date Rcvd: Feb 15, 2012
Form ID: pdf012 Total Noticed: 9
The following persons/entities were sent notice through the court’s CM/ECF electronic mail (Email)
system on February 15, 2012 at the address(es) listed below:
A Clay Cox trustee@hhmcg.com, IL10@ecfcbis.com
Brian D Mooty on behalf of Creditor C. Wiese Brianmooty@ksswf.com, jessiemorss@ksswf.com
Charles E Covey on behalf of Creditor South Side Bank chcovey@gmail.com,
cec@trustesolutions.com;godonnell81@gmail.com;cec@trustesolutions.net
Charles S. Stahl on behalf of Debtor FasTech Services, Inc., a Nevada corporation
cstahl@smbtrials.com
Craig A Randle on behalf of Defendant Thomas Power craig@lprpc.com, judy@lprpc.com
Donald A LoBue on behalf of Creditor Henderson Construction lobueda@sbcglobal.net,
lobueda@sbcglobal.net
Douglas J Quivey on behalf of Defendant Thomas Power doug@lprpc.com, crystal@lprpc.com
Gerard A Brost on behalf of Creditor Internal Revenue Service gerard.brost@usdoj.gov,
margo.l.scamp@usdoj.gov
Gregory Mescher on behalf of Creditor Associated Developers Land Trust gmescher@mescherlaw.com
J Randall Cox on behalf of Creditor McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. rcox@feldman-wasser.com,
kblankenship@feldwass.com;krobertson@feldman-wasser.com
James P Moody on behalf of Creditor NECA-IBEW Pension and Welfare Funds jim@cavanagh-ohara.com,
patty@cavanagh-ohara.com
John Howard on behalf of Creditor South Side Bank jhoward@hhmlaw.net
John A Wolters on behalf of Creditor NECA-IBEW Pension and Welfare Funds
johnwolters@cavanagh-ohara.com, lindaw@cavanagh-ohara.com
Joseph B VanFleet on behalf of Creditor Associated Bank jvanfleet@vanfleetlaw.com,
jshewmake@vanfleetlaw.com;sroberts@vanfleetlaw.com
Kathryn A Klein on behalf of Creditor GMAC Financial Services rb_bank@riezmanberger.com,
riezmanberger@gmail.com
Michael Dudek on behalf of Creditor North American Specialty Insurance Company a/k/a
Washington International Insurance Company mdudek@leoweber.com
R Phillip Reed on behalf of Creditor Reliable Contracting Group, LLC reedlaw@sbcglobal.net
Rhona Lyons on behalf of Creditor Trustees of the Sheet Metal Workers Local 36 401(k) Plan
rsl@schuchatcw.com, notices@schuchatcw.com;ss@schuchatcw.com;mw@schuchatcw.com
Ross Bartolotta on behalf of Debtor FasTech Services, Inc., a Nevada corporation
rbartolo@smbtrials.com
Sabrina M Petesch on behalf of U.S. Trustee U.S. Trustee sabrina.m.petesch@usdoj.gov
Sherry K Dreisewerd on behalf of Creditor Citizens State Bank of Cropsey
sdreisewerd@polsinelli.com, robrien@polsinelli.com;stldocketing@polsinelli.com
Sumner Bourne on behalf of Interested Party T.A. Brinkoetter & Sons, Inc. sbnotice@mtco.com,
SABArchive@gmail.com
T. Scott Leo on behalf of Creditor North American Specialty Insurance Company a/k/a Washington
International Insurance Company sleo@leoweber.com,
jwatt@leoweber.com;bgonzalez@leoweber.com;mdudek@leoweber.com
Thomas C Pavlik on behalf of Creditor Springfield Business Journal tpavlik@delanolaw.com,
delano@delanolaw.com
Thomas M Shade on behalf of Creditor Soy Capital Bank & Trust tmslaw@aol.com
Timothy E Ruppel on behalf of U.S. Trustee U.S. Trustee tim.ruppel@usdoj.gov,
timmy.ruppel@gmail.com
U.S. Trustee USTPRegion10.PE.ECF@usdoj.gov
homey, i can't pm here, i tried to reply to your post made on 2-6-09 but the board is closed to posting now. just have some info that i can't share publicly concerning a pump and dumper. my email addy is on profile.
Anything is possible... at this point I would take a R/S so I can get what money I have left and grow it somewhere else!!!
any chance for a r/m?
Seems a little strange yea? I mean the commissions are much more than that.
NOTHING.... BUT someone spent .14 today:)
Let's hope so. I despise filth like these that ran SARS/Fastech.
The wheels of justice grind slowly but they grind exceedingly small
The SEC and FBI are already investigating them. I was requested for and have given a statement to the FBI.
What should be our next course of action? Can we bring these board of directors to justice? If I'm not getting my money back, I'm fine with taking these scum down.
Edmund Burke Quote
All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
Unfortunately the evil men won in this case. What is needed now is for the executives of SARO be stopped from doing any more scams and when they get involved with other companies such as GBOE they should be exposed
'Reality2' ... Because at this point it will take an act of God to get my money back and I believe all is possible through God!!!
SARO has been a scam for a long time Why bring GOD into it?
We are officially DONE?
IT IS SO ORDERED.
SIGNED THIS: January 3, 2012
______________________________
Thomas L. Perkins
United States Chief Bankruptcy Judge
UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT
CENTRAL DISTRICT OF ILLINOIS
In re: ) Chapter 7
)
FASTECH SERVICES, INC., a Nevada ) Case No. 10-81323
corporation )
Debtor )
ORDER ON MOTION OF ASSOCIATED DEVELOPERS LAND TRUST
REQUESTING ALLOWANCE AS AN ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE
OF DEBTOR’S POST-PETITION RENT
This matter coming before the Court on the Motion of Associated Developers Land Trust
Requesting Allowance as an Administrative Expense of Debtor’s Post-Petition Rent filed on
August 19, 2011, notice having been duly given, a hearing having been held on December 19, 2011,
and the Court being fully advised of the premises, IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND
DECREED THAT:
1. The Court’s previous allowance of additional post-petition rent of $20,400.00 for the
period of August 20, 2010, through December 20, 2010, as a Chapter 11 administrative expense
___________________________________________________________
IT IS SO ORDERED.
SIGNED THIS: January 3, 2012
______________________________
Thomas L. Perkins
United States Chief Bankruptcy Judge
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under Section 503 of the Bankruptcy Code as so ordered by this Court on December 17, 2010, in the
Chapter 11 proceeding (Doc. 221) is confirmed.
2. The Motion of Creditor, Associated Developers Land Trust, for allowance and
payment of the foregoing sum of $20,400.00 as a Chapter 11 administrative expense priority claim
in the Chapter 7 proceeding is granted.
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United States Bankruptcy Court
Central District of Illinois
In re: Case No. 10-81323-tlp
FasTech Services, Inc., a Nevada corpora Chapter 7
Debtor CERTIFICATE OF NOTICE
District/off: 0753-1 User: mhei Page 1 of 2 Date Rcvd: Jan 03, 2012
Form ID: pdf012 Total Noticed: 1
Notice by first class mail was sent to the following persons/entities by the Bankruptcy Noticing Center on
Jan 05, 2012.
db +FasTech Services, Inc., a Nevada corporation, P.O. Box 2337, East Peoria, IL 61611-0337
Notice by electronic transmission was sent to the following persons/entities by the Bankruptcy Noticing Center.
NONE. TOTAL: 0
***** BYPASSED RECIPIENTS *****
NONE. TOTAL: 0
Addresses marked ’+’ were corrected by inserting the ZIP or replacing an incorrect ZIP.
USPS regulations require that automation-compatible mail display the correct ZIP.
I, Joseph Speetjens, declare under the penalty of perjury that I have sent the attached document to the above listed entities in the manner
shown, and prepared the Certificate of Notice and that it is true and correct to the best of my information and belief.
Meeting of Creditor Notices only (Official Form 9): Pursuant to Fed. R. Bank. P. 2002(a)(1), a notice containing the complete Social Security
Number (SSN) of the debtor(s) was furnished to all parties listed. This official court copy contains the redacted SSN as required by the
bankruptcy rules and the Judiciary’s privacy policies.
Date: Jan 05, 2012 Signature:
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District/off: 0753-1 User: mhei Page 2 of 2 Date Rcvd: Jan 03, 2012
Form ID: pdf012 Total Noticed: 1
The following persons/entities were sent notice through the court’s CM/ECF electronic mail (Email)
system on January 3, 2012 at the address(es) listed below:
A Clay Cox trustee@hhmcg.com, IL10@ecfcbis.com
Brian D Mooty on behalf of Creditor C. Wiese Brianmooty@ksswf.com, jessiemorss@ksswf.com
Charles E Covey on behalf of Creditor South Side Bank chcovey@gmail.com,
cec@trustesolutions.com;godonnell81@gmail.com;cec@trustesolutions.net
Charles S. Stahl on behalf of Debtor FasTech Services, Inc., a Nevada corporation
cstahl@smbtrials.com
Craig A Randle on behalf of Defendant Thomas Power craig@lprpc.com, judy@lprpc.com
Donald A LoBue on behalf of Creditor Henderson Construction lobueda@sbcglobal.net,
lobueda@sbcglobal.net
Douglas J Quivey on behalf of Defendant Thomas Power doug@lprpc.com, crystal@lprpc.com
Gerard A Brost on behalf of Creditor Internal Revenue Service gerard.brost@usdoj.gov,
margo.l.scamp@usdoj.gov
Gregory Mescher on behalf of Creditor Associated Developers Land Trust gmescher@mescherlaw.com
J Randall Cox on behalf of Creditor McCarthy Building Companies, Inc. rcox@feldman-wasser.com,
kblankenship@feldwass.com;krobertson@feldman-wasser.com
James P Moody on behalf of Creditor NECA-IBEW Pension and Welfare Funds jim@cavanagh-ohara.com,
patty@cavanagh-ohara.com
John Howard on behalf of Creditor South Side Bank jhoward@hhmlaw.net
John A Wolters on behalf of Creditor NECA-IBEW Pension and Welfare Funds
johnwolters@cavanagh-ohara.com, lindaw@cavanagh-ohara.com
Joseph B VanFleet on behalf of Creditor Associated Bank jvanfleet@vanfleetlaw.com,
jshewmake@vanfleetlaw.com;sroberts@vanfleetlaw.com
Kathryn A Klein on behalf of Creditor GMAC Financial Services rb_bank@riezmanberger.com,
riezmanberger@gmail.com
Michael Dudek on behalf of Creditor North American Specialty Insurance Company a/k/a
Washington International Insurance Company mdudek@leoweber.com
R Phillip Reed on behalf of Creditor Reliable Contracting Group, LLC reedlaw@sbcglobal.net
Rhona Lyons on behalf of Creditor Trustees of the Sheet Metal Workers Local 36 401(k) Plan
rsl@schuchatcw.com, notices@schuchatcw.com;ss@schuchatcw.com;mw@schuchatcw.com
Ross Bartolotta on behalf of Debtor FasTech Services, Inc., a Nevada corporation
rbartolo@smbtrials.com
Sabrina M Petesch on behalf of U.S. Trustee U.S. Trustee sabrina.m.petesch@usdoj.gov
Sherry K Dreisewerd on behalf of Creditor Citizens State Bank of Cropsey
sdreisewerd@polsinelli.com, robrien@polsinelli.com;stldocketing@polsinelli.com
Sumner Bourne on behalf of Interested Party T.A. Brinkoetter & Sons, Inc. sbnotice@mtco.com,
SABArchive@gmail.com
T. Scott Leo on behalf of Creditor North American Specialty Insurance Company a/k/a Washington
International Insurance Company sleo@leoweber.com,
jwatt@leoweber.com;bgonzalez@leoweber.com;mdudek@leoweber.com
Thomas C Pavlik on behalf of Creditor Springfield Business Journal tpavlik@delanolaw.com,
delano@delanolaw.com
Thomas M Shade on behalf of Creditor Soy Capital Bank & Trust tmslaw@aol.com
U.S. Trustee USTPRegion10.PE.ECF@usdoj.gov
TOTAL: 26
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May You all have a Great New Years Weekend... Take this time to reflect on the past year and 'Think in ink' on the year to come.. write your goals out and may God Bless them.
May God Bless SARO!!!!
Are the transfer agents still around?
how long this fraud will be dead , I have some shares for sale lol
Someone is really accumulating the past 2 days!! HA ha!!!
looks like someone that wants to spend more on the fee to trade then what they are buying....
who knows!!!?????
I thought I read somewhere that the outcome of the company should be known by year end??????
Anyone here or see anything?????
GO SARO!!!!!!!!!
Sorry Compare SARO and GBOE
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March 26, 2010-SARS Corp. Announces Over $8 Million in Healthcare Projects for Leading Providers in Midwest
http://globenewswire.com/newsroom/news.html?d=187516
Frank Bonadio, COO of SARS Corporation, a Nevada corporation d/b/a FasTech Holdings, Inc. ("SARS" or the "Company") (Pink Sheets:SARO), a Midwest HVAC, mechanical and electrical construction, plumbing and energy and infrastructure facilities management company, today provided an update on the several projects that its wholly owned subsidiary, FasTech Services, Inc. ("FasTech Services"), recently commenced in the healthcare sector. The projects, which include construction and service work at hospitals, clinics, diagnostic and research facilities in the Midwest, demonstrate FasTech Service's continuing position and construction expertise in the growing healthcare industry.
SARS's recently initiated healthcare-facilities projects include:
Decatur Memorial Center (Decatur, IL) - SARS wholly owned subsidiary, T.A. Brinkoetter and Sons, Inc., which was acquired through SARS' 2009 acquisition of several HVAC and construction companies and their consolidation into FasTech Services, was awarded contracts relating to construction for a new addition at one of the leading medical centers in the Midwest. SARS, through FasTech Services, will manage various aspects of the ordering, site analysis, logistics, startup processes, and all corrective and planned maintenance service activities for the new addition at Decatur Memorial Hospital's main facility, a leader in diagnostic imaging systems, healthcare information technology solutions, and patient monitoring and cardiac devices.
DMH Cancer Care Institute (Decatur, IL) -T.A. Brinkoetter and Sons was also awarded contracts relating to construction for a new CancerCare clinical building at Decatur Memorial Hospital's Clinical Research Department, the center of discovering, developing, and delivering state-of-the-art cancer treatments, and with research spearheaded by Dr. James Wade III, the medical director of DMH Cancer Institute.
Southern Illinois University School of Medicine (Springfield, IL) - RJ Power Plumbing and Heating Co., was recently awarded contracts relating to the HVAC and temperature controls for the hospital.
Taylorville Clinic (Taylorville, IL) - R.J. Power Plumbing & Heating was additionally awarded contracts relating to certain mechanical systems for the renovation at the main hospital.
Pana Hospital (Pana, IL) -T.A. Brinkoetter and Sons was also awarded construction contracts for a project at Pana Hospital, one of the largest downstate, Illinois, healthcare providers, which includes the physicians who comprise the Pana Medical Group and the Community Medical Clinic of Pana.
Mr. Bonadio reported that through FasTech Services, SARS has currently been invited to bid on over $100,000,000 of work, stating that, "although a contractor never wins all awards, some percentage of the bids will be awarded to the Company due to its longstanding excellent reputation for delivering superior services."
Current Bids www.fastech-inc.com/joomla15/index.php
Biodiesel Manufacturers Plant: Total Bid $40,000,000
OSF St. Francis Jump Trading Center: Total Bid $25,000,000
Rock Valley College: Total Bid $23,000,000
Lincoln Land Community College: Total bid $10,000,000
OSF St. Joseph Medical Center Add.: Total Bid $5,000,000
Mercer County Jail: Total Bid $4,000,000; Scott Co. Courthouse Project
Kindred Healthcare, Inc.: Total Bid $1,100,000
Menard County Housing Authority: Total Bid $600,000
Sams Club in Decatur, IL: 110,000 square foot building
IVCC: Total Bid $1,000,000; SIU School of Medicine: Total Bid $300,000; Chatham School: Total Bid $250,000; Sheridan School: Total Bid $500,000; Bradley University 327,000, 72,000 and 13,500 square foot projects; Many University of Illinois projects; Illinois State Bone Student Center Project; Heartland Comm. College Remodel; Hines Primary School in Peoria, IL; Dist 87 project;
Senara Health & Healing Center; Aldi's in Peoria, IL; Soderstrom Medical Building; Goodwill Building Renovations in Canton, IL; Pro-Image project in Dillon, IL; Shoe Department in Pontiac, IL; Toys R Us Remodel; OSF education Center; Dunlap High School; Heyworth High Renovation;
El Paso Elevator; Crazy 8 store; Bass Pro Shop; Marriott Hotel; Bradley University; University of Wisconsin; Walmart stores in Muscatine, IA, Springfield, IL, Ferguson, MO and Rockford, IL; Old Navy stores; Flagship Enterprise Center; Springfield Sanitary District Project; Love's Travel Center in Demotte, IN and Kankakee, IL; Additionally we have been invited to bid on more than 50 other jobs recently....
Most Bids listed above are estimates for projects Fastech bids on and are not for the Total Project.
SARS Completes Acquisition of Installation and Monitoring Businesses
SEATTLE, July 17, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SARS (the "Company") (Pink Sheets:SARO - News) announces the closing of a merger between the Company's U.S.-based monitoring and management services business and an Illinois-based conglomerate specializing in mechanical and electrical construction, energy infrastructure, facility installation, service and design (announced June 3, 2009). The companies acquired include Environmental Insulation, Inc., ESDD, LLC, Alternatech, Inc., Swank Enterprises, Inc. d/b/a Art & Print, Inc., Associated Mechanical, Inc. and R.J. Power Plumbing & Heating Company (collectively referred as "Associated Mechanical") through a merger between each of the individual entities and FasTech Services, Inc. ("FasTech Services"), a newly formed, wholly owned subsidiary of SARS. SARS and Associated Mechanical amended the original merger agreement to extend the closing date to July 8, 2009 and adjusted the contemplated share distribution of SARS' common stock to Associated Mechanical to 60%.
Resulting from the merger is a new, multi-million dollar operating company with expected combined annual revenues of approximately $35,000,000. The Company will offer facilities systems monitoring controls in addition to building automation for commercial spaces. By focusing on advanced systems-management technology and comprehensive construction services, the combined companies will be capable of providing customers with continuous and up to the minute reports on critical heating, air, electrical, and security systems for buildings of virtually any size.
Said Frank Bonadio, incoming Chief Executive Officer of SARS: "We're eager to combine the Company's existing technological capabilities and expertise with the newly acquired products and services. Our ability to offer a complete suite of internal building controls and services to our customers will have a dramatic impact on the expansion of our business." Geoff Meagher, SARS' interim Chief Executive Officer stated, "We're eager to take this new opportunity to enter a new marketplace in order to broaden our reach and expand the application of remote asset management and monitoring technology."
SARS has undertaken the initial steps to change its name to FasTech Holdings, Inc. The Company expects the effective date of the name change to be approximately 30 days from this release.
Swank Enterprises, a conglomerate of Illinois Corporations, has recently reorganized as FasTech Services, Inc. ("FasTech Services" or the "Company", a Nevada-based corporation and wholly-owned subsidiary of SARS Corporation) is a mechanical and electrical construction, energy infrastructure, and facilities services company. Its service businesses revolve around the installation of industrial, residential and commercial heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning ("HVAC") systems, as well as plumbing, piping and necessary fixtures. More specifically, FasTech designs, installs, and services innovative systems that create comfortable, efficient environments and facilitate the use of systems automation for commercial spaces used by various industries. Additionally, FasTech's systems technology creates the ability to track, monitor, and control building environments from off-site locations via web-based servers and both proprietary and open-source software tools.
FasTech Services' founding operation dates to 1914, and it has grown from a number of small, family-owned enterprises into a larger, integrated group of businesses offering quality systems and service to local, regional, and national building owners, operators, and developers. The Company currently functions with multiple operating divisions, and each "HVAC" division provides any and all of the Company's available services to customers.
Fastech Services is a mechanical and electrical construction, energy infrastructure, and facilities services company, with additional expertise in process piping and sheet metal fabrication. We design, install, and service innovative systems to create comfortable, efficient environments and facilitate the use of systems automation and controls monitoring in commercial spaces. Additionally, we offer software solutions that enable building owners and management companies to manage the "control" assets remotely.
FasTech creates integrated HVAC solutions that reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gases while increasing operating efficiencies. Benefits of FasTech systems include reduced operating costs, preserved system investments, increased equipment life, lowered maintenance costs, rapid problem identification, and improved operating efficiency.
Management:
Frank Bonadio -CEO/President/Director
Frank Bonadio, 55, joined the Illinois conglomerate in 2008, and brings nearly 30 years of management and operating experience in both private and public firms across the US. Mr. Bonadio is responsible for direct management of business operations and the execution of the Company's strategic plans. He oversees financial reporting, treasury, budgeting, planning and administrative functions. Prior to FasTech Services, Inc., Mr. Bonadio had been CEO, CFO, COO, and controller in various companies, and had responsibilities for managing external/internal reporting, cash, tax matters, internal and external financial issues. For the last five years, Mr. Bonadio had been President of his own management consulting firm and received his MBA from University of Dayton in 1977, and a BS degree from Duquesne University in 1976.
Phillip Heinz as CFO and Executive Vice-President
As Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of FASTECH, Mr. Heinz is responsible for overseeing all corporate strategy, accounting, and financial reporting functions, in addition to the supervising and maintaining all human resources programs and policies. Phillip has nearly three decades of operating expertise dealing with business and financial issues, and overseeing financial operations. Uniquely, Phillip has direct prior operating experience relevant to FASTECH in not only construction facilities project management, but also bidding and estimating, as well as engineering.
Phillip has exceptionally deep and long-standing knowledge of our companies and has overseen many past engagements with Fastech companies since 1988. At that time, he worked at TAB as a project/quality control and project estimator before TAB was acquired (when TAB was a family-owned business). Since then, Phillip has steadily moved up the corporate ranks, to Associate Vice President and Corporate Controller from 2006 to 2009, and to his current post as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer in 2009. Over his career with Phillip has contributing greatly to developing TAB's reputation as one of the leading and most well-respected mechanical HVAC and piping/plumbing contractors in Central Illinois, and across the State of Illinois.
Prior to TAB, Mr. Heinz worked as a staff engineer for eight years with Baldwin & Associates, which focused on industrial safety piping and instrumentation systems for buildings. Mr. Heinz graduated from the University of Illinois in 1981 with a degree in Economics. He also completed two years of Civil Engineering study from the University of Illinois.
Dennis Power as President of Field Operations
As President of Operations and General Manager, Mr. Powers will be responsible for overseeing and developing operations. Dennis is a true veteran to the industry and had a more than a 32-year history with RJP. He has extensive experience in all areas of the industry including estimating, management of assets, budgeting, strategic planning, and analysis. Dennis has been passionate about and dedicated to the contracting business (as well as the success of RJP) since 1976, when he first joined the company. Since then, he has assumed numerous leadership roles within the company, including as Plumbing Estimator, Plumbing Construction Project Manager, Corporate Vice President, Executive Vice President and President.
Fastech Holdings Corp:
Mark Swank-CEO/President
Mark Swank is the founder and Chairman of Swank Enterprises, Inc., which initiated the purchase of a conglomerate of Illinois based HVAC, mechanical and electrical construction companies that were merged into FasTech Services, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of SARS Corporation, d/b/a FasTech. He was the President and CEO of Associated Mechanical, Inc.; R.J Power Plumbing and Heating; T.A. Brinkoetter and Sons, and Alternatech, Inc. Mr. Swank has been responsible for the overall strategy, direction and performance of the conglomerate and had been the majority shareholder prior to the Merger. Prior to founding Swank Enterprises, Mr. Swank held numerous senior management positions in several private and public technology companies across the US. He has a successful track record for delivering financial results for investors in each of these companies. Mr. Swank obtained a B.A. degree in Business from Sutherland University in California and a M.B.A. from Sutherland University where he graduated summa cum laude.
Frank Bonadio-COO/Senior VP
Phillip Heinz -CFO/Senior VP
CEO and Chairman of the Board Message
Customers and Business Partners,
Thank you for visiting this Fastech, Inc. website!
The story of Fastech Services, Inc. is one of challenges, pioneering, and trust in the future. We have a solid history in the Mechanical and Electrical Industry which can be traced back to a small town in 1912, where we held the groundbreaking for our first office. Since that beginning we have developed into an integrated company with five divisions.
We believe that our success is largely due to our employees and Manegements philosophical credos "Creative Wisdom," "Positive Thinking," and "Unwavering Drive." These values extend to all of our relationships with customers, employees, and business partners. Building on these founding philosophies, we aim to become the leading company in the our field, providing products and services that are unrivaled in quality. We have built a company in which all employees interact on the basis of responsibility and autonomy via clear-cut goals and devotion to Fastech Services, Inc.
Our vision is to be a 'Global Leader' in the Mechanical and Electrical industry fields. We are aware that we will need to make long strides and give a remarkable effort to fulfill our vision. As the key to achieving our vision, we will steadfastly adhere to our core business philosophy of stable growth, technological innovation, and internal harmony and cooperation. We hope you will continue to share in our success with us.
We hope your visit to our website is helpful.
SERVICES:
Mechanical Contracting
Electrical Contracting
Service & New Installation
Facility & Equipment Monitoring Services
Building Energy Management and Monitoring
Fastech's real-time, continuous monitoring of facility, HVAC/energy usage will:
Fire Protection
Companies Owned by FasTech Services, Inc.
Swank Enterprises is a Holding company in the heart of the Midwest that is a full service contracting firm with expertise in site excavation, plumbing, fire protection, HVAC, process piping, sheet metal fabrication, and electrical. Our skilled staff and state-of-the-art facilities provides you with solutions for everything from project management to design work and installations/repairs. Swank Enterprises owns companies in industries other than construction; they also own Technology and Printing companies.
Estimated Annual Sales of $25,000,000
Phone: 309-427-5961 - Fax: 309-427-5964
Alternatech, Inc. is a Peoria Area based firm that has spent the past 15 years providing top quality professional service and support to its clients throughout the U.S. and Canada. Our focus has been superior support for all IT needs, network, hardware, software, and training, for clients utilizing any of our many software applications. Through our network department we have made available this same superior support to all customers, large or small, desiring professional and prompt computer/network service, regardless of their core software applications.
Estimated Annual Sales of $2,500,000
Phone: 309-272-6200 - Fax: 309-272-6201 - information@alternatech.net
We are more than your average commercial printing company, we offer a full service graphic design department, direct mailing services, and systematic literature fulfillment opportunity. Our 100+ years experience as a commercial printing company enables Art & Print, Inc. to improve printing processes to benefit your bottom line. These processes use "True Digital Production," the latest software and technology, as well as letterpress and traditional offset printing technologies to achieve better results for your print materials. These improved results come from reduced printing costs or superior printed materials.
Estimated Annual Sales of $5M to $10M
Phone: 309-698-0901 - Fax: 309-698-0903 - sales@artandprintinc.com
Associated Mechanical, Inc. was founded in 1983. Since that time, AMI has continuously served the Central Illinois area. AMI is conveniently headquartered in central Illinois allowing us to service companies across the state of Illinois. Providing new installation and service for all types of plumbing, heating, air conditioning, and general piping systems, AMI has been the solution for a wide range of customers, including commercial, industrial and residential for more than 23 years. Their 24-hour service has assisted in scoring them many new clients, as well as maintaining their list of satisfied, repeat clientele.
Phone: 309-694-0626 - Toll Free: 1-800-624-5100 - Fax: 309-694-1607
ESDD, LLC. was formed in May 11, 2009 http://www.tennesseeanytime.org/soscorp/results.jsp;jsessionid=C5FB269C059AFFF23957A51436835CB9
Phone: 931-241-2640 - Fax: 931-233-2200
From innovative design/build solutions to complete fabrication and installation, from experienced consultation to just plain friendly service, RJ Power has a professional commitment to excellence that makes our business philosophy easy to remember.
RJ Power Plumbing has 43 full-time employees
Estimated Annual Sales of $5M to $10M
Phone: 217-546-0050 - Fax: 217-546-6583
In the June 10, 2009 PR , and in the September 4, 2009 PR , SARS Corp. announced their intent to acquire certain assets from T.A. Brinkoetter & Sons, Inc.
Founded in 1914, T. A. Brinkoetter & Sons was incorporated in 1954. Since then, this local family-owned business has grown from residential and small commercial Plumbing & Heating projects to include large commercial and industrial customers. T.A. Brinkoetter & Sons is a United Association Fabrication Shop, with a large fabrication facility using high-tech automated equipment to handle virtually any size fabrication job. Our fabrication shop has the latest in sheet metal equipment to insure quality & efficiency. T.A. Brinkoetter & Sons is a Union firm, providing quality Union labor for all its projects.
Phone: 217-423-3493 - Bid/Project Fax: 217-423-9862 - Accounting Fax: 217-420-1957 - info@tabrinkoetter.com
There are no PRs stating that Twin City Controls was acquired, or will be acquired, in the merger. However, their logo does appear in the FasTech Services, Inc. company website.
Twin City Controls was set up to fill a gap in Central Illinois. The only companies that were certified for this area were either from Chicago or out of state. We felt that businesses in this area needed a local provider for controls. We partnered up with Alerton to give us a strong company to help us serve this area. We brought in experienced employees that worked with various other control products so that we could be well rounded and experienced.
Phone: 309-829-0676 - Fax: 309-822-0649 - request@twincitycontrols.com
Some Completed Job Sites before the Merger:
Proof that these companies are real.
New Residence Hall- University of Illinois at Springfield $1,345,175
R.J. Power Plumbing & Heating Company- Heating & Temperature Control, Ventilation, Utilities
Renovation Project- Southern Illinois University School of Medicine $684,618
R.J. Power Plumbing & Heating Company- Ventilation
New Textbook Rental Facility- Eastern Illinois University $298,000
T.A. Brinkoetter & Sons- Heating
Ropp Building Laboratory Addition- Illinois State University $64,917
Associated Mechanical, Inc.- Heating, Plumbing
HVAC Energy Conservation Project- Southern Illinois University School of Medicine $598,652
R.J. Power Plumbing & Heating Company- Ventilation/HVAC
New Labs at the Health and Sciences Building- University of Illinois at Springfield $253,300
T.A. Brinkoetter & Sons- Plumbing, Heating & Temperature Control, Ventilation
Townhouses- University of Illinois at Springfield $436,460
R.J. Power Plumbing & Heating Company- Plumbing
Office Locations
Illinois Offices
Washington State Office Tennessee Office
13110 NE 177TH PL #255 2277-C Wilma Rudolph Blvd Suite 215
Woodinville, WA 98072 Clarksville, TN 37040
R.J. Power Plumbing & Heating Company, Inc. Springfield, Illinois Facility
SARS Corporation d/b/a FasTech Holdings, Inc.
Incorporated in the State of Nevada on July 2, 2009
2462 Washington Road
Washington, IL 61571
Phone: 309-427-5961
Fax: 309-427-5964
info@FASTECH-inc.com
Transfer Agent
Corporate Stock Transfer, Inc.
3200 Cherry Creek Dr. South Suite 430
Denver, CO 80209
Phone: 303-282-4800
Fax: 303-282-5800
http://www.corporatestock.com/contact/
Share Structure:
Outstanding Shares: 3,488,388,516 (May 11, 2010)
{C} 2,888,388,560 (March 31, 2010)
Authorized Shares: 4,500,000,000 as of March 26, 2010
FROM FASTECH WEBSITE: FREQUENTLY ASKED INVESTOR QUESTIONS:
http://www.fastech-inc.com/joomla15/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4&Itemid=4
Frequently Asked Questions |
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SEC FILINGS:
March 25, 2010
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1070510/000130096410000013/form8k.htm
NOV 16, 2009
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1070510/000130096409000161/form8-k.htm
OCT 2, 2009
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1070510/000130096409000155/form8-k.htm
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1070510/000130096409000155/exhibit10-6.htm
AUG 20, 2009
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1070510/000130096409000126/form8k.htm
AUG 11, 2009
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1070510/000130096409000108/pre14c.htm
SEPT 30, 2009
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1070510/000130096409000099/pre14c.htm
SEPT 10, 2009
http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1070510/000130096409000089/pre14-c.htm
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