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To: REW who wrote (32319)	7/8/1999 1:48:00 PM
From: Phxphenom	Respond to of 44908

Hey, I am not shooting the messager. I want TSIG TO COMMUNICATE. Lighten up dude! You are being way too sensitive......

To: REW who wrote (32319)	7/8/1999 2:29:00 PM
From: slaffe	Respond to of 44908

I have a scenario for all concerned tsig longs that are worried about the signature deal. This is not necessarily directed at REW, but anybody that wants to call signature. Let's put ourselves in signatures shoes for a moment. We have a salesman coming to us to sell us a service, we like the service and even entertain the thought of using the service. Circumstances happen to cause a delay, perhaps signature gets cold feet, buyers remorse, wants more time to "think about it", experiencing technical difficulties , or whatever the case my be. At this time the salesman should reinforce the merits of his service, the benefits etc. Instead the customer starts hearing from outside influences, tugging at him with incessant --- are you going ahead with the deal? Huh, Huh, come on, tell me, tell me, I want to know. Which reinforces whatever negative feeling the customer had in the first place and will very likely cause the customer to kill the deal. While I have doubts about the signature deal, I wonder if it will ever come to fruition. However, it is not my place to call signature and ask them what the hold up is. What it boils down, is either we trust management or we don't. If we don't trust management. Then we should not be in this position. If we trust management then we should sleep soundly and not worry. Personally, my trust in management is shot and the only reason why I'm still here is because to sell out now would only give me chump change. I think I will wait for .20 to sell, either my investment will go to .00 or I will have a return at .20. Then again, I might get second thoughts at .20 and hold for longer still as at that time my faith in management would be reinstilled. What it boils down is this. The risk here is .04, the potential is ??? Either why I implore all not to call the signature group. If you are that concerned, then just sell your position and move on. Steve