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To: MoneyMade who wrote (1067)	6/11/1998 1:27:00 PM
From: Roman S.	Respond to of 1172

My concern is that it's all fizz and no pop. The deal with PFE is nice, but it won't make or break the company. What would be good is if the company decided to release and update on impact of ad campaign on sales to follow the PFE news. It will be quite some time before CMTR realizes good revenues once they deliver the goods to PFE, and maybe this exposure will get them started with some other big Pharm companies, but for here and now the PFE release is a drop in the bucket financially. I was in CMTR awhile back around .75 and sold out because there was no support after the ad campaign news release. Got back in to get my money back, but looks like I made a mistake again (short term). Instead of yelling to us to buy more shares, how about calling the company to put out some real "meat" on the newswires about where they are at and where they are going.

To: MoneyMade who wrote (1067)	6/11/1998 2:06:00 PM
From: Roman S.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1172

Just got off the phone with Mr Fluken. Bottom line is this.....if enough people buy this stock and get it up to $1.00, then NO reverse split. Sales are improving due to ad campaign, couldn't give details, but the ad campaign was a test. If goes over well, then will continue to do it and jump in both feet. Product selling in the midwest at Walgreens, Jewel Osco, and a few other places. Said that product location is chosen by the individual store, not Chemtrak. That's why in some stores you will find it on the open shelf and others it is behind the pharmacy counter. Product also on both coasts, so you can consider it nationwide. OK folks, the rest is up to you. I've got my fill of shares and can't get anymore. cash acct with $3.00 left in it. do you want to see a reverse split, or would you rather see a buck a share "as is" ???