And back to the beginning of this chapter in the company's history....
O/S in January 2001 estimated 281,497,051.
"...As more fully described in Items 5 and 6 below, Chrome paid $6,000,000 to purchase the 281,497,051 shares of the Common Stock it is deemed to beneficially own and the 116,629,564 shares it transferred to its financial advisors subsequent to February 15, 2001.
From January 2001 to January 2006 about 430,000,000 shares appear to have been issued. About 60 months. About 1,830 days. Or just under 235,000 per day, each and every day for five straight years. And according to the latest filing the company has a working capital deficit of $1,758,428. Think about it.
Total of 5 years = $28,660,555 or $5,732,113 per year or $477,676 per month (pretty remarkable for a few part timers out of shared office space, but that's a whole nother story)
So a five year average operating cost per month is about per $477,000 month, and that's a whole lotta shares at anywhere between a dime and $.90.
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