e-Power International Inc. Trades Under New Symbol -- OTCBB:EPWI

    HOUSTON--Feb. 12, 2001--e-Power International Inc., formally traded as (OTCBB:ENRL), will now be traded under (OTCBB:EPWI) as of today's stock market opening.
    Enrol Corporation changed its name to e-Power International Jan. 22. e-Power International manages and operates companies in the technology, engineering and manufacturing sectors.
    Currently, the company is in final negotiations to purchase Immobiliser Inc., a Houston-based engineering, manufacturing and consumer technology company. Terms of the contract have not been disclosed.
    Immobiliser produces security devices for Harley-Davidson(R) dealers , electronic and machined components for the military and has just announced the first over the counter Internet wireless retail global positioning, tracking and control system in the world, GPS Vision(TM).
    Immobiliser has a 10-year track record of providing security systems to motorcycle, car and fleet owners. Through GPS Vision(TM), vehicle owners from anywhere in the world can track and control their vehicle via the Internet. The product uses advanced technology from Motorola(TM) and MCI WorldCom's SkyTel(TM) two-way paging network, as well as new wireless Internet technology from Elite Logistics (OTCBB:ELOG).
    GPS Vision(TM) uses the PageTrack(R) technology of Elite Logistics Inc. (OTCBB:ELOG), based in Freeport, Texas. Elite Logistics provides a comprehensive solution to the logistics needs of fleet managers and the security needs of private vehicle owners. A leader in the telematics industry sector, the company is best known for its patent-pending PageTrack(R) family of Intelligent Vehicle Systems.
    Motorola is a global leader in providing integrated communications solutions and embedded electronic solutions. Sales in 1999 were $33.1 billion.
    Harley-Davidson(R) is a registered trademark of Harley-Davidson Inc.

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