Alphatec / SVM Century / Milevcorp

Alphatec / SVM Century / Milevcorp is the corpus's canonical shell-LLC-cycling case — the operation where the Alphatec → Betatek → Gammatek pattern is named in writing by an independent commentator. Egor, not aligned with the complainant Gedas: "They will close Alphatec and open Betatek, then Gammatek… and stiffed people, they just keep adding and adding" — the canonical sentence for the scheme at architectural level. Gedas corroborates with the current successor: "That's exactly what they do, it's already some SVM there now", naming SVM Century as the active successor LLC per the roster's linkage of Alphatec, SVM Century, and Milevcorp to the same principals Andrey Kozak and Stas Portaresco.

The wage-theft mechanism the cycling pattern protects is also documented. Gedas's allegation against the Alphatec / SVM principals: "When it's time to pay, they recalculate your day's work and instead of 5k you get 660$ for the whole brigade" — the retroactive-rate-cut mechanism, payment cut by approximately 87 percent at payday against the rate originally agreed. Gedas in a separate thread names "Alphatec in its usual repertoire," framing the company as a repeat offender. And critically, independent corroboration from a non-Gedas worker firsthand reports working with SVM Century in Orlando, building two sites, then experiencing delayed POs and underpayment of $1,000-$1,500 — the same mechanism, different witness, different time period. The same independent witness describes "Stan" (Stas Portaresco) as "an ordinary bookkeeper" who "never worked with towers" — someone the witness himself taught basic tower operations — raising the question of whether the SVM Century management layer is operating a labor intermediary rather than a genuine subcontracting operation. Three active brand names, two named principals, one documented cycling mechanism, two independent corroborating witnesses.