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

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To: Suzanne Newsome who wrote (26189)4/21/1999 1:11:00 AM
From: cicak  Read Replies (3) of 44908
 
Hi Susanne - I think you ask very fair and legitimate questions. And they need to be answered.

There is definetely a divergence of opinion regarding Rob Gordon's compensation. Some feel he is underpaid and have no problem with the number of shares he owns or potentially may own. And they point out that TSIG.com may not have survived without Rob Gordon deferring his compensation etc. Others feel that Rob Gordon is out for a massive share grab and may not have the shareholders best interests at heart. And they point out that the perception of executive greed (i.e. number of shares potentially within his control) prior to TSIG.com achieving success may turn off new investors.

My own personal opinion is - overall - all of the right moves are being made to make TSIG.com a resounding success - if TSIG.com can execute. If TSIG.com executes its business plan - I am not overly concerned about the number of shares potentially within Rob Gordon's control. If TSIG.com can execute on the customer service level as well as Amazon - while bringing in the forecasted earnings - I think our focus 6-9 months from now will be on how high TSIG.com's share price will climb - and not on Rob Gordon's compensation. :~)

Regards,

Phil
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