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                                                                    Exhibit 10.1

                         AGREEMENT OF TERMINATION OF THE
                    MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT DATED 29Th OCTOBER,
                                      2004

This Agreement is made in Marbella (Malaga), on the 31st July, 2007

                                    BETWEEN:

ON THE FIRST PART:

Mr. Leo Geeris, of legal age, of Dutch nationality, married, domiciled in the
Netherlands, at Zandpad 29, 3601 NA Maarsen, holder of passport number
N70988464, currently valid.

AND OF THE OTHER PART:

Mr. Gustavo Gomez Sanchez, of legal age, of Spanish nationality, married,
domiciled in Boadilla del Monte-Madrid (Spain), Rio Tambre, 8, street, 28669,
holder of Fiscal Identity Number (DNVNIF) 14.301.513-K, currently valid
(hereinafter, the "Professional").

                                   INTERVENE:

Mr. Leo Geeris acts:

         1.- In his own name and right; and

         2.- as a majority shareholder and member of the Board of Directors of
         TELECONNECT, INC. (previously named "ITS NETWORKS INC."), an american
         company, incorporated and existing under the laws of USA and registered
         in the Commercial Registry under the number P9800CH098356 (hereinafter,
         the "Company").

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         Hereinafter. Mr. Leo Geeris, the Company, the Professional and the
         Contractor referred together to as the "Parties".

         The Parties mutually recognize the necessary legal capacity for the
         execution of this AGREEMENT ABOUT TERMINATION OF THE MANAGEMENT
         AGREEMENT (hereinafter, the "Agreement about the termination") and,

                                    MANIFEST:

I. That the Company operates in Spain through its Subsidiary "TELECONNECT
COMUMCACIONES, S.A.", a company incorporated and existing under the laws of
Spain, according the public deed granted by Notary of Madrid (Spain), Mr. Rafael
Martin-Forero Lorente, on December 3, 1998, and inscribed in the Commercial
Registry of Madrid, Volume 14.088, Chapter 18, Sheet M231.428, and with Tax
Identification Code number A82192097 (hereinafter, the 'Subsidiary").

II.- That the Professional is proprietor of four million (4.000.000) the
Company's shares. Moreover, the Professional is the Company's President and the
Subsidiary's legally appointed representative.

III.- That the Company and the Contractor entered into on 29th October, 2004,
a MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT (hereinafter referred to as the "Agreement", which
scope was the provision of services from the Contractor in favor of the Company
and the Company's subsidiaries.

IV.- That the mentioned Agreement was signed with an undefined service period,
without prejudice to cancel the Agreement by the Parties mutual consent or to
cancel the Agreement unilaterally according to the any specific causes
established in the Agreement's Fourth Stipulation

V.- That the Company and the Contractor wish to terminate and resolve the
Agreement, with effects from November lst, 2007, and to this effect the Parties:

                                    DECLARE:

FIRST.-

The Company and the Contractor mutually agree to terminate and conclude the
Agreement. This termination will be effective as of November 1st, 2007. From
that date, the Agreement will be totally extinguished and the Contractor and the
Professional will have no relations (neither commercial nor labour) with the
Company and the Subsidiary.

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SECOND.-

The Company and the Contractor agree that the Contractor will continue to
provide its services to the Company and/or to the Subsidiary, through the
Professional until October. 31ST, 2007. So, the Company and the Contractor
recognize that there is no obligation of a prior notice according to the
Agreement's Fourth Stipulation.

THIRD,-

The Company and the Contractor recognize that neither of them is entitled to any
indemnity or compensation as a consequence of the termination of the Agreement.
No right, condition or advantage under the Management Agreement at be maintained
after the said extinction of the Agreement, with the exception of the agreed in
the present Termination Agreement.

FOURTH.-

The Parties agree that the termination of the Agreement entered into between the
Company and the Contractor implies the extinction of all the obligations of each
party under to the Agreement, as well as the extinction of the obligations
derived from any other direct or indirect relation held between the Parties. The
termination of the Agreement assumes the extinction of the obligations that
could exist between the Professional and the Subsidiary with regards to their
respective relations with the Contractor and the Company. All this, with the
exception of the parties' obligations indicated in the present Agreement of
termination.

FIFTH.-

The termination of the Agreement includes the sale, by the Professional to the
Company, of his 4.000,000 shares of the Company. The Company agrees to buy these
shares through the Subsidiary.

For the above mentioned sale and for the termination of the Management Agreement
celebrated between the Company and the Contractor, the Company will pay to the
Professional, through the Subsidiary, the amount of THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND
(300.000) EUROS.

This amount will he paid according to the following terms:

         o        A first payment, by bank transfer, of SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND
                  (75.000) EUROS that the Professional will receive from the
                  Company upon signing the present Agreement of termination.

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         o        Two payments of SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND (75.000) EUROS each In
                  the form of negotiable notes that will be delivered by the
                  Company to the Professional in the act of the signature of the
                  present Agreement of termination. These negotiable notes will
                  be granted by the Subsidiary. Thus, although the Subsidiary is
                  the grantor of these negotiable notes, the Company recognizes
                  and declares that the Subsidiary acts in the name and
                  representation, and on account of the Company. These
                  negotiable notes will have the following maturity dates;

                  o        The first negotiable note: 29th August, 2007;

                  o        The second negotiable note: 25th September, 2007.

         o        A final payment of SEVENTY FIVE THOUSAND (75.000) EUROS that
                  will be deposited by the Company in an escrow account with the
                  Company's lawyers or their assigned Notary in Madrid, in the
                  same act of the formalization of the public deed, according to
                  Stipulation Eighth of the present Termination Agreement. This
                  amount will be delivered to the Professional once he signs
                  the Annual Report of the Company for the fiscal year ending
                  September 30, 2007 and files it as the 10KSB with the
                  American authorities.

In addition, the Parties agree that since the Contractor shall continue to
provide its services to the company and the Subsidiary until October, 31st 2007,
the Contractor will continue to receive its monthly fees, according to the Third
Stipulation of the Agreement. It is agreed that the Contractor will continue to
receive its fees corresponding to July, August, September and October, 2007.

The Parties agree that the said payments established in the present Stipulation
extinguish any type of economic obligation that the Company could have to the
Contractor and for the Professional. The Contractor and the Professional will be
unable to claim the fulfilment of any such obligation from the Company.

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SIXTH.-

Mr. Geeris commits, in his own name, to provide sufficient funds to the Company
and/or to the Subsidiary to ensure the payment:

         o        To the professional, in relation with the agreed amount for
                  the sale of the shares of the Company of which the
                  Professional has title to, according to the established in the
                  FIFTH Stipulations of the present Agreement of termination.

         o        To the Contractor, in relation with the monthly fees agreed
                  in the FIFTH Stipulations of the present Agreement of
                  termination.

SEVENTH-

The Contractor and the Professional undertake not to compete with the Company,
its Subsidiary, or Other associated subsidiaries or companies on the markets in
That the Company or its subsidiaries act in the moment of the signature of this
Agreement of termination, be it direct or indirect competition or rendering
services to companies or entities whose activity could be considered to be
competitive to the Company, its Subsidiary, or other associated subsidiaries or
companies; including approaching clients of the Company and its Subsidiary with
the intent to deviate business. This undertaking is agreed by the Contractor and
the Professional for a period of two (2) years from the date of this signature
of this Agreement of termination.

EIGHTH.-

The Contractor and the Professional undertake not to reveal to any person or
entity, even after the termination of the Management Agreement, any information
referring to the shareholders, employers, business, clients, operations,
installations, premises, accounts, of finances, processes, methods,
transactions, know-how or any other aspect related to the activities of the
Company, its Subsidiary, other subsidiaries, or any associated company, that the
contractor or the Professional could know or have knowledge of due to the
services rendered to the Company, its Subsidiary, other subsidiaries or other
associated companies, Equally, the Contractor and the Professional undertake to
act with extreme diligence to avoid the publication or revelation of any
confidential information related to this subject matter.

NINTH.-

The parties undertake to formalize this Agreement of termination before a Notary
Public within the next two (2) weeks period after its signature. The Parties
will agree on the Public Notary that will formalize the public deed.

TENTH.-

The Professional undertakes to prepare and sign the annual report of the Company
for its fiscal year ending on September 30, 2007 before the termination of the
Management Agreement and file it with the American authorities as a 10KSB.

ELEVENTH.-

The Parties commit to act with good faith for the total performance of the
obligations derived of this Agreement of termination.

The Contractors and the Professional promise to execute its activities until the
next 31 October, 2007 of a loyal way with the Company and the Subsidiary for the
correct functioning of the Company and the Subsidiary.

TWELFTH.-

The Parties agree that the present Agreement of termination is interpreted by
Spanish laws, and the Parties, with express renunciation to any other
Jurisdiction, agree to abide to the Court of Malaga (Spain) for all the derived
questions of the interpretation or execution of this Agreement of termination.

AS PROOF OF CONFORMITY with all that proceeds, the Parties sign this document,
three copies with one sole effect, at the place and date indicated at the top of
the first page.

TELECONNECT INC.

/s/ D. Leo Gerris
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D. Leo Geeris

Majority shareholder and member
of the Board of Directors

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OPENVIA, S.L.

/s/ Gustavo Gomez Sanchez
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Mr. Gustavo Gomez Sanchez
A sole Administrator

/s/ Leo Gerris
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Mr. Leo Gerris (in his own name and right)

/s/ Gustavo Gomez Sanchez
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Mr. Gustavo Gomez Sanchez (in h9is own name and right)f_exh.htm

    AMENDMENT
      TO AGREEMENT FOR WHOLESALE FINANCING

    AND
      BUSINESS FINANCING AGREEMENT

     

        This
      Amendment is made to (i) that certain Agreement for Wholesale Financing dated
      August 31, 2000, between ePlus Technology, inc. ("Dealer") and
GE Commercial Distribution Finance Corporation ("CDF"), as
      amended ("AWF) and (ii) that certain Business Financing Agreement between Dealer
      and CDF dated August 31, 2000, as amended ("BFA").

     

        FOR
      VALUE
      RECEIVED, CDF and Dealer agree as follows:

     

    1.  Section
      2.1 of the BFA is hereby amended in its entirety to read as
      follows:

     

    
      	
              "2.1 
                Accounts
                Receivable Facility.  Subject to the terms of this
                Agreement, CDF agrees to provide to Dealer an Accounts Receivable
                Facility
                of Thirty Million Dollars ($30,000,000);provided,
                however, that at no time will the principal amount outstanding under
                the
                Accounts Receivable Facility and Dealer's inventory floorplan credit
                facility with CDF exceed, in the aggregate, One Hundred Twenty
                Five Million Dollars ($125,000,000).  CDF's decision to
                advance funds will not be binding until the funds are actually
                advanced."
 	 
	
              In
                addition, subject to the terms of the AWF, CDF agrees to provide
                to Dealer
                an inventory floorplan credit facility of One Hundred Twenty Five
                Million Dollars ($125,000,000.00); provided, however, that at no
                time will the principal amount outstanding under Dealer's inventory
                floorplan credit facility with CDF and Dealer's Accounts Receivable
                Facility exceed, in the aggregate, One Hundred Twenty Five Million
                Dollars ($125,000,000.00).  CDF's decision to advance
                funds will not be binding until the funds are actually
                advanced.

            	 

    

     

    2. 
      Section 3.2 of the BFA is hereby amended to read as follows and, to the extent
      applicable, the following provision shall also amend the AWF:

     

    
      	
              "3.2 
Available
                Credit;
                Paydown.  On receipt of each Schedule, CDF will credit
                Dealer with such amount as CDF may deem advisable up to the remainder
                of
                (i) (a) eighty-five percent (85%) of the net amount of
                eligible Government Accounts listed on such Schedule plus (b)
                eighty-five percent (85%) of the net amount of Dealer's
                eligible Non-Government Accounts listed on such Schedule plus (c)
                eighty-five percent (85%)  of the net amount of
                eligible Intercompany Lease Receivables (as defined below) listed
                in such
                schedule up to a maximum of Four Million Dollars ($4,000,000) (the
                amount
                determined by adding §3.2(i)(a)
                plus
                §3.2(i)(b) plus §3.2(i)(c) is referred to herein as the 'Eligible
                Credit'), minus (ii) the amount of Dealer's SPP Deficit (as defined
                below) under Dealer's Agreement for Wholesale Financing (the 'AWF')
                with
                CDF as in effect from time to time (the amount determined by subtracting
                §3.2(ii) from §3.2(i) is referred to herein as the 'Available
                Credit').
 	 
	
              Dealer's
                'SPP Deficit' shall mean the product
                of (i) the percentage determined by dividing (a) the amount, if any,
                by
                which Dealer's total current outstanding indebtedness to CDF under
                the AWF
                as of the date of the Inventory Report (as defined below) exceeds
                the
                Inventory Value (as defined below) as determined by, and as of the
                date
                of, the Inventory Report, by (b) Dealer's total current outstanding
                indebtedness to CDF under the AWF as of the date of the Inventory
                Report,
                multiplied by  (ii) the from time to time outstanding indebtedness of
                Dealer to CDF under the AWF.  Such SPP Deficit, if any, will remain
                in effect for purposes of this Agreement until the preparation and
                delivery by Dealer to CDF of a new Inventory Report.  Dealer will
                forward to CDF by the tenth (10th) day of
                every month an Inventory Report dated as of the last day of the prior
                month which specifies the total aggregate wholesale invoice price
                of all
                of Dealer's inventory that is unsold and in Dealer's possession and
                control as of the date of the Inventory Report.
 	 

    

     

    
      
        
        

      

      
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              The
                term Inventory Value is defined herein to
                mean one hundred percent (100%) of the total aggregate
                wholesale invoice price of all of Dealer's inventory financed by
                CDF under
                the AWF that is unsold and in Dealer's possession and control as
                of the
                date of the Inventory Report and to the extent that CDF has a first
                priority, fully perfected security interest therein; excluding therefrom
                (i) all inventory drop shipped from Dealer's vendors directly to
                Dealer's
                customers; (ii) all inventory in Dealer's possession that is subject
                to
                returned merchandise authorizations issued by Dealer's vendors; and
                (iii)
                all inventory that has been owned by Dealer for more than one hundred
                eighty (180) days from the invoice date.
 	 
	
              In
                addition, if Dealer's outstanding loans
                under Dealer's accounts receivable credit facility as set forth in
                Section 2.1 of this Agreement at any time exceed Dealer's Available
                Credit, Dealer will immediately pay to CDF an amount not less than
                the
                difference between (i) Dealer's outstanding loans under Dealer's
                accounts
                receivable credit facility as set forth in Section 2.1 of this
                Agreement, and (ii) Dealer's Available Credit.
 	 
	
              Furthermore,
                as an amendment to the AWF, in the
                event Dealer's SPP Deficit exceeds at any time (i) Dealer's Eligible
                Credit, minus (ii) Dealer's outstanding loans under Dealer's
                accounts receivable credit facility as set forth in Section 2.1 of
                this Agreement, Dealer will immediately pay to CDF, as a reduction
                of
                Dealer's total current outstanding indebtedness to CDF under the
                AWF, the
                difference between (i) Dealer's SPP Deficit, and (ii)(a) Dealer's
                Eligible
                Credit, minus (b) Dealer's outstanding loans under Dealer's
                accounts receivable credit facility as set forth in Section 2.1 of
                this Agreement.  CDF will loan Dealer, on request, such amount so
                credited or a part thereof as requested provided that at no time
                will such
                outstanding loans exceed Dealer's maximum accounts receivable credit
                facility as set forth in Section 2.1 of this Agreement.  No
                advances or loans need be made by CDF if Dealer is in
                Default."

            	 

    

    
 

    Dealer
      waives notice of CDF's acceptance of this Amendment.

     

              
      All other terms and provisions of the AWF and BFA, to the extent not
      inconsistent with the foregoing, are ratified and remain unchanged and in full
      force and effect.

     

              
      IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Dealer and CDF have executed this Amendment on this 
29th 
      day of October , 2007.

                                                                                       

    
      
        	 	EPLUS
                TECHNOLOGY, INC.
	 	 
	 	By:  
                /s/ Steven
                J. Mencarini, CFO
	 	        
                Steven J. Mencarini, Chief Financial
                Officer

      

    

                                                                          
      

     

    
      
        	 	
                GE
                  COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTION FINANCE 

                CORPORATION

              
	 	 
	 	By:   
                /s/ David Mintert 
	 	         
                David Mintert, Vice President of
                Operations 

      

    

     

                                                        

    
      
        
        

      

      
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