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To: REW who wrote (35399)	10/10/1999 3:19:00 PM
From: Ditchdigger	Respond to of 44908

<Now that the funding has taken place > What funding do you speak of? Are they still drawing off the first floorless? TIA,DD

To: REW who wrote (35399)	10/10/1999 4:20:00 PM
From: Tom	Respond to of 44908

Bob: Thank you for sharing with us. eom.... Tom

To: REW who wrote (35399)	10/10/1999 5:54:00 PM
From: JWC	Respond to of 44908

I enjoyed reading the posts from you and the ones Fred posted that Marty wrote. Keep up the good work guys.... JC

To: REW who wrote (35399)	10/10/1999 6:30:00 PM
From: Martin E. Frankel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Hi Bob, Thanks for a fine summary. I am in complete agreement with your evaluation. TSIG has made many mistakes in the past, but, in my experience, history doesn't usually repeat itself in running a business... companies learn from their errors... especially with so many people watching their every move (the wonders of the internet). I said a long time ago that there would be many bumps in the road, but, IMO, I sincerely believe that TSIG is finally approaching the entrance ramp to the highway. Hopefully, the execution of the existing and future deals and alliances will now increase and the bumps will decrease. The traders and bashers should now be ready to step up to the plate and call this "hyping". Sorry, but I don't consider people who express their positive feelings about a company or their investing philosophy or share their DD with others to be "hypsters". And I don't believe that shareholders have to always say something positive about their investment if they have a concern or a question. But, there are intelligent ways to have a discussion about an investment and that is certainly not in the fashion of the "bashers"... people who are not shareholders or who are traders or whatever... people who just post to try an make a few cents or see their name (sorry... alias) in print... or maybe people who are short the stock. I know that I (and many others) certainly have no need to post on the threads. No individual is going to move the share price more than a few percentage points and since I'm in TSIG (BTW... the only penny stock I've ever owned) for the duration, what happens to the share price next week or next month is of no interest. Strange, but I was in Hawaii with my family for a while this summer, but without a computer. After going through a few days of "withdrawal", it was a real pleasure... actually a blessing. Children and grandchildren grow up and leave the nest fast enough so enjoy your families while you can. TSIG and your other stocks will still be there when you get back... and you might be very happy to see how they've grown too. Well, enough philosophy and opinion for today. And don't forget... this is all my personal opinion... so do your own DD and come to your own conclusions and then make your own decisions. We all have a different risk tolerance. Thanks again, Bob. Best always, Marty (a shareholder in TeleServices Internet Group, a publicly-owned company trading under the symbol TSIG) P.S.: Just my opinion, but I'd like to see all correspondence from TSIG, MyMusicCard, MyPhotoCard, MyCard, etc. go out with that closure under the signature... just modified to something like: ("MyMusicCard" is a division of TeleServices Internet Group, a publicly-owned company trading under the symbol TSIG). It's not "hype"... it's, IMO, professional.