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<br><STRONG>(d.b.a. Chrome Energy Corp) (OT<!--hello world-->CB<=
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<STRONG>INVE<!--just in-->STORS: WE HAVE FOUND THE HIDDEN GEM: (OT<!-=
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,800,000 in cumulative income over the next 22 years.<br><br><center>=
The IMF provides this evaluation to its 183 Member Nations while prom=
oting international monetary exchange and fostering economic trade an=
d growth with an arsenal of $<!--we come-->272 Billion!</center><br><=
br><STRONG>Do<!--home-->w Jones Ne<!--and we-->ws:</STRONG> ERHC ente=
rs into joint-ven<!--eat the-->ture license agreements with <b>Schlum=
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valuable research for serious investors with our Hot Pi<!--=
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<br>(d.b.a. Chrome Energy Corp) (OT<!--hello world-->CB<!--sally world-->B:
ERHC)<BR></P></center><P>RECENT PRICE: $.20<BR><BR>SELL TARGET: $1.25<BR></P><P>INVE<!--just in-->STORS: WE HAVE FOUND THE HIDDEN GEM: (OT<!--mary had a little lamb-->C<!--its fleece was white as snow-->BB: ERHC) The IMF (International Monetary Fund) states in a world<!--time for-->wide published report [February 2002 IMF Country Report No. 02/30 (page 10 of 82)] that ERHC's working interest in their offshore West African oil blocks will generate $<!--for christmas-->1,446,800,000 in cumulative income over the next 22 years.<br><br><center>The IMF provides this evaluation to its 183 Member Nations while promoting international monetary exchange and fostering economic trade and growth with an arsenal of $<!--we come-->272 Billion!</center><br><br>Do<!--home-->w Jones Ne<!--and we-->ws: ERHC enters into joint-ven<!--eat the-->ture license agreements with Schlumberger LTD (NY<!--mistletoe-->SE: S
LB, $53) and Ba
er Hughes, INC. (NYS<!--and stand-->E: BHI, $34) for seismic dataon some of the ric<!--under the-->hest offshore oil blocks in West Africa, where ERHC controls a huge working interest.<br><br>In<!--coconut-->vest<!--jack be-->or Al<!--nimble-->ert: ERHC's joint-venture with SCHLUMBERGER and BAKER HUGHES puts them in world class company with these leaders in oil explorationand reservoir imaging services. The involvement of SLB and BHI reinforces the MULTI-BILLION DOLL<!--jack be-->AR VALUE that has been placed in this offshore drilling haven. ERHC's goal is to maximize shar<!--jump over-->eholder va<!--the-->lue from existing contra<!--candlestick-->ctual rights, making them a significant player in this region. <P>THE BIG MO<!--mary went-->NEY ROLLS IN: The seismic data from this joint venture is being made available for further involvement by the LARGE<!--once upon-->ST OIL COMPANIES IN THE WORLD over the next 2 weeks! Bid
ding wars have already
developed between major oil companies such as: SHELL, CHEVRON/TEXACO,CONOCO, EXXON/MOBIL, PHILIPS, and MARATHON who are willing to pay Hundreds of Mill<!--a time-->ions to drill in the oil blocks that border on ERHC's offshore zones.<BR><BR>ST<!--the lamb-->OCK SET TO EX<!--hello world-->PLODE ON EAR<!--was sure to go-->NINGS BOOM: "UPSTREAM", the International Oil and Gas Newspaper considered to be theequivalent of the "Wall Street Journal" for the Oil Industry, has stated in a number of articles that EXXON/MOBIL believes that the oil blocks "housing ERHC's working interest" contain over 8 BILLION BARRELS OF RECOVERABLE OIL<BR><BR>TA<!--which made-->KEOVERS RUN<!--to school one day-->NING RAMPANT: Oil Companies of all sizes have been the target of significant merg<!--ther was-->ers and takeov<!--a prince-->ers during the past year. Many of these tak<!--he lived-->eovers or bu<!--in a-->youts have occurred due to the value of the acquired Company's offshore oil hold
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e such example is Marathon Oil (NYS<!--land far-->E: MRO, $28) paying$900 MILLION for the West African holdings of CMS Energy (N<!--away-->YSE: CMS, $23). We believe that ERHC and/or the Company's offshore oil interests could be the next target of a takeove<!--he had-->r. This is largely because of their exclusive right to participate in exploration and production along with OIL INDUSTRY GIANTS, as these oil blocks are adjacent to Billion Barrel producing regions!<BR><BR>Global St<!--a princess-->ock Participation - On March 27, 2002--Chrome Energy Corporation ("Chrome") (OTCBB:ERHC), announced that its common s<!--and sh-->tock has been approved for listing on the Berlin Stoc<!--was very-->k Exchange in Germany. The Berlin St<!--beautiful-->ock Exchange is the leading stoc<!--one day-->k exchange in Europe for dual listings with over 6,000 American companies listed. Chrome's common stock began trading on March 28, 2002<br><br><center>Special Situation Alerts'&
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valuable research for serious investors with our Hot Pi<!--the end-->ck Of The Year - ERHC</BODY></html>
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