To: peacelover who wrote (1918 ) 7/11/1998 12:26:00 PM From: StkProfit$ Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 44908
Hi peacelover,,,good to see you back on the TSIG thread. I too bought pkgp, but my gut told me to stay away, so as a result, I only bought 2k shares @ .07 (for the alleged short). I could see there would eventually be a reverse split, but they caught me on that one,,,I wasn't expecting it until after the alleged merger with Skytel. I was puzzled by ***********, because although I respected his experience, I couldn't see why he would invest in pkgp, but not in TSIG. pkgp was all pipedreams, but TSIG has been building the foundations for reality for several months now. Here are my top reasons for believing TSIG is real vs. scam: 1) They hired IMO, top rated people in (most)/all the divisions of the company. (not many scamsters can find such people to work for them, period.) 2) In their flagship division (teleservices), they have put excellent management, and the majority of their investment. (Scamsters seldom put more than a token amount of capitol into a company they plan on dumping after the score, and usually not with more than a FEW dollars of their own "Seed" money. Greed is their largest identifiable trait. So look for the telltale footprints of a looter,,,hmmmm, I see Mr Gordon investing more than 50k here.) 3) What is management getting out of it? Can they make more money by scamming? or by running a legitimate business? (with pkgp, you had a company that didn't answer it's own phone, had a PR firm handle all the heat, and all q's with vague responses at best, and the product itself was easily promoted as well as hard to confirm and track down.) Mr. Gordon can make a BOATLOAD on this company by merely making it profitable, nevermind making it a top competitor. Not only has he invested some serious cash and brought in hard to get quality management, but he's answered his own phone, taken the heat, focused more energy on getting things done for the company than on selling dreams (IMO). 4) The DD by several posters have been included more than phone calls. (personal visits by several, and possibly my own relatives soon that live in that area.) We also have seen the bad news, and the plan for handling that bad news, step by step, being carried out.(the biggest IMO being the back taxes getting current). Everything is being faithfully handled by TSIG management. Delays on product I can forgive, not solving problems or taking them seriously I take as a sign to bail. I see nothing but turnaround in the right directions so far with TSIG. I see some loose ends here and there, but the main thing I expect from quality management/people is to focus on making good priorities, and then following through on them. TSIG has not disappointed me one bit in the big picture. So, if I make money on M*** before the month is out,,,I'll be re-investing a good portion of it in TSIG. Regards, and end of blathering for today, -Mark