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To: Martin E. Frankel who wrote (37559)	1/8/2000 4:51:00 PM
From: Suzanne Newsome	Respond to of 44908

NEWBIES: YOUR DILEMMA Part III Everybody here knows about the MusicCard (if you haven't visited the web site, try this mymusiccard.com). But what else could the company do besides the MusicCard? The company has already launched a PhotoCard. This $10 card gives the purchaser 10 rolls of free film and the lowest processing costs using Kodak chemicals and paper for 10 rolls of film. There has been talk about DVD's, movies, books, and about every other consumer product you can think of. In fact, TSIG has registered the Internet domain names of hundreds of products (e.g. mybookcard.com etc.) CEO Robert Gordon in his interview alluded to TSIG's developing an entire line of products that would be the United Cerebral Palsy brand. If a majority ofthe people who have some connection to UCP were to restrict their buying to this brand, what kind of sales figure would that be? TSIG started out as a teleservices company. The company headquarters in St. Petersburg, FL, has a call center that is second to none. Teleservices in and of itself is a profitable business. What if a company wanted to put up a web site to sell something but did not want to service the site? TSIG would be able (for very little extra cost) to provide 24 hours a day, 7 days a week teleservices for that web site. Supposed a company wanted to run an ad or an infomercial on TV but didn't want to bother with the call center expense and technology? Ditto. How many times could this be repeated? Newbies, your next dilemma is deciding if these additional revenue streams which are within the reach of TSIG are going to add to the bottom line in a significant manner. Regards, Suzanne