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To: ED S. who wrote (32490)7/11/1999 12:42:00 PM
From: REW  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 44908
 
Ed, I really don't remember the name of the PP guy. It was tossed in passing. I doubt he did anything wrong. We just happen to hate him. Now we wait for him to get finished and go away. If he gets the last of his shares quickly, he could be done this month.

I actually saw Signature coming for Jan when I was there in Nov. The rampup was always to be a slow transfer buildup. TSIG could have likely been pushing enough earnings from it by now to have us not looking for the revenue increase to make further funds beyond what they are presently looking for not necessary for operations. I felt near full rampup would likely take about a year and hitting that max figure was a stretch but you never know.

I really don't know what the deal is with the primary bank. Lets see if Signature moves from it and makes one of the others primary. I'd hate to see the deal die after all this time. TSIG has started ramping for it 2-3 times so far and had to come back down. Not only is it carrying great earnings potential but it would be a good use for all the teleservices equipment in place and give a good employee base to work from as they need them to cross over and back for card functions.

Maybe they can announce the other Sig deal within the next few weeks that is in discussion and get working on that for Sept. Nice exposure with some fairly steady revenue potential. Sorta like Nettaxi but different. Shhh, keep this one quiet for a bit as it is a wait and see for now.



To: ED S. who wrote (32490)7/11/1999 4:59:00 PM
From: Ellen  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 44908
 
Why not tell the shareholders who the PP "Bad Guy" is that shorted TSIG so we can check out his History and report him to the SEC.

Report him for what, Ed? The terms of the PP specifically state shorting can occur, as well as shorting against the box. So, unfortunately for shareholders, what this person did was perfectly legal.