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To: Ditchdigger who wrote (32126)	7/4/1999 8:41:00 AM
From: frick	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

To the ope thread: thought I just left RB reading about ADGI and here is more information on TSIG thread - Go figure. However I like to add my sincere wishes that us TSIG shareholders recover.... IMHO.....

To: Ditchdigger who wrote (32126)	7/4/1999 10:20:00 AM
From: Ellen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

I have no idea if that "covers their butts" for those fellows at ADGI. Why not ask on the ADGI thread? I don't follow ADGI, so don't really care about what they are doing. However, I am concerned about TSIG's shares. And as noted before, there are possible filing exemptions. Message 10295191 Note the Intrastate Offering Exemption: This exemption facilitates the financing of local business operations. Message 10295225 Especially: Exemption for Sales of Securities through Employee Benefit Plans - Rule 701 The SEC adopted Rule 701 to exempt offers and sales of securities if made to compensate employees. This exemption is available only to companies that are not subject to Exchange Act reporting requirements, and is limited to offers and sales of $5 or less. The amount that a company may offer or sell under this exemption may be limited further depending on factors such as the amount of company assets, the number of the company's outstanding securities and previous securities sales. Employees receive "restricted securities" in these transactions and may not freely offer or sell them to the public. Source: quickdrop.com