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To: REW who wrote (13609)	12/28/1998 7:46:00 PM
From: slaffe	Read Replies (2) of 44908

Thanks for the great post regarding the concept of the musiccard which imho is greatly misunderstood by a great deal of the masses. In addition to your post I'd like to point out something that has me so bullish on tsig. The great thing about the MusicCard concept is CCI gets the Card sale revenue up front and then waits for the CD purchases to come. With the highly competitive price of CCI's CDs, the customer quickly becomes a CD buyer. With outstanding purchasing credits on his Card, he then has no reluctance to returning to CCI for additional purchases. What does are competition have that entices customers to come back? Imo, virtually nothing expect for good service and the ease of e-commerce. While those things are important and also things that cci/tsig offers, in addition to that once the customer has used his musiccard up and it is time to reload, he gets a message stating how much he saved with his card and asking if he would like to reload another 20 units for ten bucks. Assuming a average savings of 5$ per cd that equates to a $100 savings on a $10. investment! Now tsig not only recieves the full $10 (all profit) but the customer as well for another 20 cd's! In other words, a customer for life! Also, the musiccard is not required to make purchases, we will access to regular retail customers, who will still be able to take advantage of Competitive pricing (even tho not as good as with the card) giving cci/tsig additional revenues. And not all cd's are $10.99! A great many of the cd's are catalogue cd's which sell for less than $10.99, and in which cci/tsig has a much higher profit percentage. When you start extrapolating the revenues and the profits, it becomes easy to see how cci/tsig could easily become an industry giant and perhaps the first in it's sector to report a profit! Steve

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