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To: Suzanne Newsome who wrote (27792)	5/9/1999 10:03:00 AM
From: REW	Read Replies (6) of 44908

Let's also do a little concentrating on the future instead of having what was deemed necessary by the management to create the opportunities now afforded to move into the future. It was not long ago that the only thing on the minds of the investors was the movement of TSIG from being a teleservices company into the internet Card business offerings. Financing was deemed a necessaty item for this move. It was obtained. We have seen the strides made in that area over the last 3-4 months. Not very long. During the construction cycle to replace the origional site put together with little money it was discovered John Hwang might be interested in creating and building a third division. As the consumation of Hwang's hiring and designation of his position as the leader of the new branch of TSIG was made, everyone rejoiced. Little did some know, there would be a cost to build another division from scratch. There just happened to be the office, equipment, and specialized personnel that must be obtained. Funny thing, that required money. The generation of the concept of the divisions and potential income they would generate created great praise and anticipation among the investors but the cost factor of implementation did not. Funny how that works. During the the construction process there were an number of contracts signed. That was considered good. Delayed revenue flow was considered bad. Lack of vision by some shareholders caused the stock to languish so further complaining was generated as other benefactors decided to help cause a depression in the investor's reasoning. The further financing necessary to generate the execution of the plans and contracts in place and put the machinery in motion to adequately handle further incoming business has been obtained. Bad or good? I say good. It has been said the revenue flow we have all been waiting for is increasing slowly at this point. The flow begins accelerating in June toward a breakeven looked for in Aug/Sep. Not bad for an internet company to reach profitability in about 6 months from opening it's main site. Place some thought on the Online Div. That operation alone can take TSIG forward to everyone's dreams over the next year or two+. Add the My Card division. It also on it's own could do the same thing over the next year or two+. The Teleservices Div is working itself into the position of possibly generating the earnings to support most or all of the entire operation. Combine these functions all together and the long term outlook can be absolutely astounding. Concerns of the basic building numbers needed to generate these things will one day be forgotten except in stories related in two ways. 1. I got out of TSIG because the building blocks made me nervous. 2. I stayed in TSIG because I saw what looked to be a company with a great future. As always, my opinion Bob

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