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To: Bill Monahan who wrote (1177)6/10/1998 6:17:00 PM
From: Redman  Respond to of 44908
 
More expenses than revenue.

green



To: Bill Monahan who wrote (1177)6/10/1998 6:24:00 PM
From: Gennaro  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 44908
 
What you fail to realize is that TSIG is in the process of being rebuilt by a new management (which is highly qualified I might add) in the TELESERVICES INDUSTRY. The CCI deal was only one component of the whole package. Remember there are other logs to be thrown in the fire, which I suspect we will hear about in due time. Also the whole idea behind CCI and TSIG is that the cd buyer can also order by phone. It has been suggested that as many as 40% of the population still prefers to do business transactions (using credit cards) by phone, not be the internet. The company that you have refered to Compact Disc Connection does not offer the possibility of using the phone, at least would never be able to handle 20,000 calls per hour. Here is where TSIG will be so important. I am betting that this will make a significant difference, not to mention that TSIG card program is already in place etc. etc. In any case, to reiterate, CCI is only one cog in the wheel. After talking to management I an expecting other deals which will bring in additional revenue. The losses you refer to were the result of the previous management, which undoubtedly were not geniuses. The stock price dropped substantially because of this management. What we are now betting on is the new management, with Tim Heidelmann (from ATand T) and others who will be announced in due time can turn TSIG around, and make us all alot of money. Obviously, quite a few of us feel that they have a good chance of being successful otherwise we would not have invested. If you don't like the odds, don't buy the shares, its that simple.

As always, good luck with whatever you decide.

Gennaro

P.S. Of course nobody is happy about the price dropping during the last few days, and as a consequence, I have spoken to management on a regular basis. As far as I can tell, nothing has changed concerning the company or their plans. The drop reflects MM manipulation during the quiet time ie. lack of news. Management refuses to issue press releases just to satisfy the daytraders, which I think is a good idea. Nevertheless, I expect we will be seeing some news soon. But this should not really matter to those that are truly long.



To: Bill Monahan who wrote (1177)6/10/1998 8:24:00 PM
From: StkProfit$   Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 44908
 
Biiiiillllll, Art thou SHORT?! Thy nays doth ring out in a manner akin to similar shortsayers, uh, I mean soothsayers of old. Keep up
the good work, and don't start squirming too much when the price begins an updraft.

(Just joshin' ya!)
-Mark