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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TSIG.com TIGI (formerly TSIG)

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To: Zeev Hed who wrote (23405)4/3/1999 12:34:00 AM
From: ztect  Read Replies (1) of 44908
 
Zeev.....

I apologize for all the name calling.

People are being a bit too sensitive IMO.

Focusing in on the company and not people's motivations is
proper method and etiquette in my opinion.

The prior 10q had the same language as the 10-k.

The company like many other turn arounds and start-ups has to include risk and worse case language so you still have to look at the larger picture.

Now as you know with your own ventures, you have to attract investors with what is and what will be rather than what was. Especially when you're doing this with a non-reporting company all you really have are performas based on the ability to position services and products.

One problem with TSIG is that it easily isn't easily summarized in three sentences....Defining what TSIG is has been part of TSIG's problem. First TSIG is as much of a marketing company as it is a e-commerce company..

Anyway, though per your request, I'll give it a try.

TSIG is a company that develops web sites for its partners and own subsidiaries to sell products of both. TSIG uses a co-branded "card" strategy that directs off line customers to online sites through a incentive program that rewards loyalty with low prices. These cards are co-branded with both corporations and charities and are used as fund raising activities. Agreements already signed and not reflected in last years 10K are with the Babe Ruth League, Life Long Learning, Kodak, and several others. These agreements will generate revenues both through site development, e-commerce and card sales. TSIG also has a teleservice division that supports the e-commerce sites and is an out source for third parties. TSIG already has a large significant contract with the Signature Group which was recently purchased by GE Capital.

Okay...that was one or two more sentences than three..and also leaves out a lot of pertinent and juicy information.

Anyway, here are links where I have previously provided some overviews if you are really interested in understanding. However, if you are only going to judge without an effort at questioning, I'd ask you kindly to refrain from making statements as you have hitherto done.

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The interesting and ironic thing as I have just recently noted in another post is that on one hand TSIG enters into a PP on terms that appear to be "financing of last resort" while on the other hand have had the ability to attract high level and note worthy management and form agreements with some major entities. Only time will tell whether there alliances and strategies will turn what you "perceived" to be a carcass into a viable and profitable company.

Anyway, not really going to make an effort to convince you for this most likely will be my one and only post to you on this thread.

z....

btw...did you notice that PNLK has come back to life?
Had a two hour mtg w. directors of the company....if interested
I'll link you to my report of that visit via PM.
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