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To: Suzanne Newsome who wrote (36324)	11/24/1999 9:50:00 AM
From: Phxphenom	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Re: Suzanne Newsome's LL Gross Revenue Projection "If we take into consideration that TSIG is the new kid on the fund-raising block with a new, unproved product, the prudent approach would be for a smaller organization to test the company. Thus the following assumes that all 700 schools participate on an organization basis." Perhaps 700 schools have registered. But that doesn't mean 700 schools will participate. I assume it costs nothing to register but it will take action from TSIG to keep these schools interested. And it will take a lot of effort to get the kids motivated to sell. BAsed on TSIG's lack of execution in the past and based on their dumping the distributorship program, I think 10% of the schools will participate and since most groups within a school have less than 100 members( ie an orchestra or the glee club), I will assume that 20 kids participate and each kid sells 4 cards. Here is my Recap: 70 schools x 20 students in the chess club, Yearbook club, etc is 1,400 students all members sell 4 cards each (1,400 students x 4 cards/student = 5,600 cards) TSIG receives revenues of $4.50 per card (5,600 cards x $4.50/card = $25,200) Card revenue is $25,200 Let's see who is closer. I hope you are the winner.