Clickable Enterprises Reports 19% Revenue Increase for March.

LARCHMONT, N.Y. -- Clickable Enterprises, Inc. (CKEI.PK), the first Internet-based home heating oil company, announced today that it generated $939,750 in revenue for March, compared with $792,791 in March 2006, representing a 19% increase. 399,428 gallons of oil were sold, compared with 350,775 gallons sold in March 2006, representing a 14% increase. Gross profit was $160,042, compared with $140,671 in March 2006, representing a 12% increase.

"I can't think of a better way to close fiscal 2007," said Nicholas Cirillo, Jr., president of Clickable Enterprises. "A significant portion of our increased revenue resulted from customer acquisitions and the overall demand among consumers for affordable heating oil services." Adding, "We expect this trend in revenue to continue."

About Clickable Enterprises

Clickable Enterprises, through its wholly owned subsidiary, ClickableOil.com, is the first Internet-based heating oil company to offer customers affordable heating oil services. Based in Larchmont, New York, the company specializes in price control, risk management and product positioning, leaving the oil delivery and services to specially chosen vendors. The company continues to grow through acquisitions and marketing, including its sponsorship agreement with Google, Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG), the world's largest Internet search engine. Clickable Enterprises currently operates in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Connecticut, and has a license to operate in Maryland. For more information visit www.clickableoil.com.

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