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Microcap & Penny Stocks : Green Oasis Environmental, Inc. (GRNO)
GRNO 0.00Dec 24 4:00 PM EST

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To: Bob Rach who wrote (3430)3/24/1997 2:28:00 PM
From: DIVER   of 13091
 
Bob,

You may have noticed by now that a valid questions such as yours is
met with a response such as #3433. I purchased my GRNO in 1993
when is was private and sold it recently near its peak. I would ask
the name of the insurance company, the policy type, and even request a copy of the actual policy. Pure and simple good due diligence.

The main issue with GRNO has not changed since its origination and my
involvement back in 1993. The company has an obligation to its
shareholders to provide the following information:

Per volume of 1 gallon of waste oil, what percentage is converted to
#2 diesel? (this is the critical question. Since 1993, the unit would
create diesel - the question is what quantity. The quality has already
been proven to my satisfaction back in 1994 when I had a sample
analyzed by Southwest Research Company in Texas - grade A #2 - with
a slightly high concentration of sulfur) A truly independent entity
needs to answer the quantity question.

The second critial question is the per hour volume - is it 400 gal
processed per hour? Who can independantly verify this information?

Finally, what ever happened to the Approved Oil Services
(press release May 1, 1996) contract? According to that press
release, delivery of a unit was to take place late March early April.

I personally researched the April 30, 1996 GRNO press release
announcing financing of several units to Specialty Recovery Systems.
The press release also stated that the Brazilian Development Bank
was investing 1 million dollars into the GRNO project. None of the
information in the release came to pass.

These are not insignificant issues.

TXDIVER
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