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To: Bald Eagle who wrote (30525)	6/7/1999 9:06:00 PM
From: Doug Fowler	Respond to of 44908

So, out of three orders, the best delivery time was more than a week, and your most recent one hasn't shown up after 3 weeks? I'm sorry, but what are the longs on this thread thinking? That teenagers are going to wait one to three weeks to get the CD they ordered. Absolutely NOT. Has anyone ordered their CDs from this company and gotten them within a few days? Does this company even STOCK the CDs it sells? When you go to the TSIG.com web site, I see nothing on myMusicCard. I see stuff that says they can help me with eCommerce, hosting, etc. I thought they got OUT of that business when they couldn't hang on to Hwang? So, why hasn't their web site been updated and why doesn't it talk about myMusicCard. Also, I have to wonder how many of the purchases are from shareholders trying to support the company. With just $100K in revenues last quarter, even if you assume ALL of it was from myMusicCard, that would represent a paltry 10,000 CDs at $10 each, or about 3000 CDs a month. Geez, Amazon and CDNow each sell more than 10,000 CDs a DAY, and they can't even turn a profit.