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To: ED S. who wrote (30366)	6/7/1999 12:01:00 AM
From: TOPFUEL	Respond to of 44908

Dude I hate to say this but the PP people are screwing us here we can call for all the certs we want the problem is these PP investors are selling and making the float bigger every day and soon they will have a new batch of shares and do it to us all over again . TSIG has to execute we can make all the revenue projections we want but the fact is we need to see execution FIRST before we can believe any of these numbers will come true. I want this stock to go up but fact is until we see execution happening we are going nowhere anytime soon. ITS TIME FOR GORDON TO $HIT AND GET OFF THE POT

To: ED S. who wrote (30366)	6/7/1999 3:16:00 AM
From: Roy F. Baker	Respond to of 44908

This statement that you need to "Request your certificates", has been made on many threads. It is incorrect and for whatever reason seems to be continued to be repeated, until it has a life of it's own. If your shares are held in a "Cash Account", they CAN NOT be used for shorting. In Canada if you have $200,000 or more, in some cases they will allow you to short penny stocks. In the U.S., shorting is not a factor. Although, Market Makers will push a stock for their own gain. The other thought you brought up about NASDAQ! TSIG does not meet the requirements to go on NASDAQ and any thoughts in that area are premature to say the least. I believe anyone who buys penny stocks, should keep them in a cash account. I also believe that some people are berating people as so called "bottom fishers", when in fact if someone doesn't start buying this stock and change the trend those who have been holding and hoping will continue to lose money. Maybe it is time to welcome new investors and hope they make some money. Just my 2 cents FWTAW. Regards, Roy