Integrity Assets Group, claiming a 2012 founding in California, registered its website domain "integrityassetsgroup.us" on January 14, 2014. This discrepancy, combined with the use of multiple virtual office addresses, raises questions about the company's operational transparency and actual physical presence.
The company's "About US" page offers vague marketing copy. It states the group has "a vision, with major projects, and founded in the land of opportunity, 'The United States of America'." The text frequently mentions South America. Integrity Assets Group claims it holds "Multi-million contracts" globally for products and services. It also lists "well-known partners and companies from Latin America and Japan."
Further claims include distributing "350,000 tires for automobiles and large trucks" to Latin America, alongside home appliances. The company also states it has "Strategic Divisions for the exploration and extraction of precious metals like Gold and Silver." Integrity Assets Group asserts its "Business Warranties are completely solid and secure," backed by "contracts with companies who buy our products" and "secured by a in $300 million bond." No specific details or proof support these claims.
The January 2014 domain registration directly contradicts the company's 2012 founding claim. The domain registration lists "Integrity Assets Group, Inc" with a California address at 1901 Avenue of the Stars in Los Angeles. This address belongs to Regus, a provider of virtual office space. The absence of a specific office number indicates Integrity Assets Group likely uses a mailing address service, costing around $139 per month.
Two more addresses appear on the Integrity Assets website. One is 14 Wall St, New York, NY 10005, another Regus virtual mailbox service. The second is 100 N Barranca St #870, West Covina, CA 91791. While this building is owned by Wells Fargo, the pattern of virtual offices makes a physical presence at this location unlikely. The company's physical operations remain unclear.
A press release concerning a purported sponsorship deal between Integrity Assets Group and Bryan Herta Autosport identifies "A. Al-Ajluni" as the CEO. This detail emerged from coverage of the May 9, 2014 event in Indianapolis, IN. The overall structure, vague business claims, and reliance on virtual addresses mirror characteristics seen in known Ponzi schemes like WCM777.