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To: Suzanne Newsome who wrote (34974)	9/22/1999 10:52:00 PM
From: REW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Suzzanne, These are just leads to be followed up on. They probably just filled out an interest card for more information. I take that from going to shows myself, not inside information. I am assuming there are some larger corporations in them. If they show interest and become clients, there would be the possibility of large deals. I am also assuming these would be corporate accounts. That would have the probability of being in the retail arena. It could also have the possibilities of gifting with a purchase or client. There are endless possibilities when coupled with the ECD, PromoCard, PhotoCard, MusicCard, TEMPO, etc. How any deal would be structured is up to the negotiation and desired results of the client according to their business and desired exposure. There have been many examples given in the past that if given now would be taken by certain others as leaking instead of hypotheticals. Paranoia remains high among some. What if there was an example given that accidentally or fortunately came approximately true or, God forbid, exactly true? Maybe there can be a few that can be far fetched enough to be safe but then the examples lose potential realism. The self proclaimed negative selfstyled lawyers have taken this ability of expressing our imagination toward the hopes of accomplishment for TSIG and surpressed it to the point there is little to speak of other than wishing each other well. If not then we are hypers or insiders. Bashing is fine. Promoting is bad. In the past I posted almost every possible sale event with the MusicCard an example but now would have to surpress that idea. I consider the supression of expression to be a great loss. I had thought there had been battles waged to have the ability to express ones self but too many have been voluntarily giving up their rights changing the rules for themselves and others. Maybe there will be a change in attitude. Maybe next week. I had to put that in there for the count. Bob

To: Suzanne Newsome who wrote (34974)	9/22/1999 11:46:00 PM
From: Zeev Hed	Respond to of 44908

Suzanne, a company that has been making a living for years in the promotional business is CYRK, you may want to study their last few years as an insight of their activities. Sometimes, they fly like a rocket ship (when they had big deals with few real major consumer product companies, like Pepsi and Philips Morris (the latter, I am not sure), and then they come crashing down, when one of these major promo is withdrawn. All in all, however, they are pretty well managing the highly cyclical peak and valley nature of their business. It did take them years to establish relationships with such clients, however. Zeev