Inserting an IEnumerable<T> collection with Dapper errors out with "class is not supported by Dapper."

Yep, there are questions here and here about how to insert records with dapper-dot-net. However, the answers, while informative, didn't seem to point me in the right direction. Here is the situation: moving data from SqlServer to MySql. Reading the records into an IEnumerable<WTUser> is easy, but I am just not getting something on the insert. First, the 'moving records code':

//  moving data
Dim session As New Session(DataProvider.MSSql, "server", _
                           "database")

Dim resources As List(Of WTUser) = session.QueryReader(Of WTUser)("select * from tbl_resource")


session = New Session(DataProvider.MySql, "server", "database", _
                      "user", "p@$$w0rd")

//    *edit* - corrected parameter notation with '@'
Dim strInsert = "INSERT INTO tbl_resource (ResourceName, ResourceRate, ResourceTypeID, ActiveYN) " & _
                "VALUES (@ResourceName, @ResourceRate, @ResourceType, @ActiveYN)"

Dim recordCount = session.WriteData(Of WTUser)(strInsert, resources)

//  session Methods
    Public Function QueryReader(Of TEntity As {Class, New})(ByVal Command As String) _
                                                            As IEnumerable(Of TEntity)
        Dim list As IEnumerable(Of TEntity)

        Dim cnn As IDbConnection = dataAgent.NewConnection
        list = cnn.Query(Of TEntity)(Command, Nothing, Nothing, True, 0, CommandType.Text).ToList()

        Return list
    End Function

    Public Function WriteData(Of TEntity As {Class, New})(ByVal Command As String, ByVal Entities As IEnumerable(Of TEntity)) _
                                                          As Integer
        Dim cnn As IDbConnection = dataAgent.NewConnection

        //    *edit* if I do this I get the correct properties, but no data inserted
        //Return cnn.Execute(Command, New TEntity(), Nothing, 15, CommandType.Text)

        //    original Return statement
        Return cnn.Execute(Command, Entities, Nothing, 15, CommandType.Text)
    End Function

cnn.Query and cnn.Execute call the dapper extension methods. Now, the WTUser class (note: the column name changed from 'WindowsName' in SqlServer to 'ResourceName' in MySql, thus the two properties pointing to the same field):

Public Class WTUser
    //    edited for brevity - assume the following all have public get/set methods
    Public ActiveYN As String
    Public ResourceID As Integer
    Public ResourceRate As Integer
    Public ResourceType As Integer
    Public WindowsName As String
    Public ResourceName As String

End Class

I am receiving an exception from dapper: "WTUser is not supported by Dapper." This method in DataMapper (dapper):

    private static Action<IDbCommand, object> CreateParamInfoGenerator(Type OwnerType)
    {
        string dmName = string.Format("ParamInfo{0}", Guid.NewGuid());
        Type[] objTypes = new[] { typeof(IDbCommand), typeof(object) };

        var dm = new DynamicMethod(dmName, null, objTypes, OwnerType, true); // << - here
        //    emit stuff

        //    dm is instanced, now ...
        foreach (var prop in OwnerType.GetProperties().OrderBy(p => p.Name))

At this point OwnerType =

System.Collections.Generic.List`1[[CRMBackEnd.WTUser, CRMBE, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null]], mscorlib, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089

It seems like OwnerType should be CRMBackEnd.WTUser ... not List<CRMBackEnd.WTUser> ... ??? because what is happening is that the collection properties are being iterated: Count, Capacity, etc. What am I missing?

Update

If I modified session.WriteData as:

Public Function WriteData(Of TEntity As {Class, New})(ByVal Command As String, _
                                                      ByVal Entities As IEnumerable(Of TEntity)) _
                                                      As Integer
    Dim cnn As IDbConnection = dataAgent.NewConnection
    Dim records As Integer

    For Each entity As TEntity In Entities
        records += cnn.Execute(Command, entity, Nothing, 15, CommandType.Text)
    Next

    Return records
End Function

records are inserted nicely ... but I didn't think this would be necessary given examples like:

connection.Execute(@"insert MyTable(colA, colB) values (@a, @b)",
    new[] { new { a=1, b=1 }, new { a=2, b=2 }, new { a=3, b=3 } }
  ).IsEqualTo(3); // 3 rows inserted: "1,1", "2,2" and "3,3"  

... from dapper-dot-net