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To: secureit who wrote (33735)	8/20/1999 1:22:00 PM
From: Sam LBI nj	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

<<If Tsig can ever execute their BP/model, I think there will be a lot of head turning in analyst land.>> Paul you are right....The key word is EXECUTE....and that will not happen until gordo and henry are gone... Sam

To: secureit who wrote (33735)	8/20/1999 1:26:00 PM
From: Bald Eagle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

<<Does this sound like a company you know?>> No. Do you know one? Especially this: <<Further resulting in those companies actually making money from the git go.>> <<Time will tell(next 6 mo's)...we shall see.>> How many times have I heard that? Sorry, I don't have enough fingers or toes. BaldEagle ( long TSIG, but just based on TA )

To: secureit who wrote (33735)	8/20/1999 1:43:00 PM
From: Tom	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

secureit: If the TSIG business model works, and earnings appear as a result of LL and 4H, Golin/Harris will have a GREAT story to tell the world. For right now, the baggage is so heavy that you can't even see the business model because of the financing. If the clouds start clearing, and model takes off, TSIG has the potential to be a "darling" internet stock. Potential. Way off topic, check out the below concerning Starnet news.. Starnet has traded as high as 28 recently... Starnet Communications Shares Fall After Police Raid Vancouver, Aug. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Starnet Communications International Inc. shares fell as much as 49 percent after radio reports said its offices and homes of its executives were raided by Canadian authorities investigating illegal betting and pornography charges. Vancouver-based Starnet, which recently shifted from Internet pornography to online gambling, fell 5 5/16 to 7 13/16 in early afternoon trading of 4 million, more than nine times the three-month daily average. Shares earlier touched 6 3/4. CKNW/98 radio in Vancouver said that Starnet's offices and the homes of six directors and executives were raided, and that police were also investigating the possession of proceeds of crime. The company had been under investigation for 18 months regarding illegal gambling and distribution of pornography over the Internet, the station said. CKNW/98 reported that police said millions of dollars flowed through Starnet through its Internet-based gaming system. Royal Canadian Mounted Police declined to comment. A Vancouver police spokeswoman couldn't be reached. Phone calls to Starnet's headquarters weren't answered. Starnet's shares rose 52-fold, from 1/2 in November to 26 in early July, as the company shifted from online pornography to Internet gambling. The rise came despite legal restrictions for online gambling that have prompted Starnet to refuse bets from U.S. and Canadian residents and to set up its Internet casino unit in the West Indies, out of the reach of U.S. legal authorities. Aug/20/1999 13:24 For more stories from Bloomberg News, click here. (C) Copyright 1999 Bloomberg L.P.