****TSIG CLASSIC***MORE ON THE "CARD"****
To: Dixie7777 (3414 )
From: Dixie7777 Monday, Aug 10 1998 8:48AM ET
Reply # of 24996
OK, now that we've started to discuss the undiscussable, namely projected shareprice, let's see if we can collectively begin to expand the discussion into other markets.
OK, OK we now have a great thing going here and CCSI doesn't have to have a single piece of inventory. Essentially a 2 or 3 level back door killer marketing plan. Not quite but almost a very effective Amway of the CD world. (In fact there's marketing scenario #11. Get a space in an Amway catalog presenting The Card, and CCSI will have the eyeballs of another 1,700,000 people, (just Amway distributors,) just in the USofA. Let Amway sell The Card, with the embossed Amway logo to their distributors at $8/10, buy it from CCSI at $4/5 and the rest is history. Starting to get off track here. There's so much potential I just can't contain myself, sorry.)
OK, OK, back on track. I wonder if it'll work with.... er say, maybe it'll work with BOOKS! Maybe it'll work with Videos, Prescriptions. Did someone say prescriptions? Does anyone of us really have any idea how potent and far reaching a marketing engine The Card, can be? Does anyone here have any numbers to use as a guide for any of these other markets? Can we talk?
Holy jeeez. CD's are the tip of the iceberg if CCSI can execute the plan properly. And I believe Gordon will. He's got the infrastructure and the people. And mostly he has the vision.
Right now he needs shareholders. Not sharesellers. Let's give Gordon the corporate currency he need's to make his deals. Acquiring little companies with the base infrastructure in place for other products and markets is duck soup if he has a corporate currency to trade.
Let's give him the support he needs to grow this baby into the goliath it can be. We will all be rewarded with more than a lousy 32nd or sixteenth or 1/4 point. Let's think in terms of dollars. This stock could be a "teenager" in short order if we just had the vision to see over the next hill like Gordon does.
Rich
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