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To: Bill Monahan who wrote (1931)	7/12/1998 4:08:00 PM
From: Martin E. Frankel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Mr. Monahan, You're at it again. Hello out there!! Anyone listening who doesn't know this is a penny stock and a turn-around speculation?? Anyone out there that doesn't know that ALL stock investments are a risk... just some more than others and perhaps that's why TSIG is a penny stock right now? Your comment regarding the withholding taxes has been asked by you and answered for you multiple times. This was a result of previous management no longer with TSIG and is under control. If you don't believe it, call Mr. Gordon and perhaps contact their CPAs or tax attorneys if you don't believe him. If you call reporting DD "hype" that is fine. But I call your posts and absolute refusal to make a few phone calls (or even address your refusal to do so) a sham and a scam... for whatever your reason. Please address your refusal to contact TSIG, Mr. Gordon, Hastings Communications, CCI, or anyone who could possibly give you an answer while simultaneously repeating the same negatives over and over and over. I believe everyone on this thread is well aware of what you have posted. Is there any reason you keep repeating it, but refuse to take it the extra step and confirm what has been reported to those who have telephones? Everyone is entitled to their own opinions in making their investment decisions, but please do not distort things by posting old news known to everyone while at the same time refusing to attempt to confirm the current facts. You still continue to refuse to respond to your lack of doing any current DD and refusal to make any calls to TSIG. BTW, this was cute! "An example is how TSIG is/was behind..." Why the "was"? Don't you know or is this just following the doctrine of CYA? If you don't know, then why are you posting it? What you have posted is a carefully worded generic about withholding taxes... well known to everyone in business. It is becoming quite apparent that your sole purpose on this thread is only to frighten existing and potential stockholders. Remember another of my old quotes: If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with B.S.. The time has come for you and your cohorts to put-up or shut-up and stop assuming everyone is stupid. Please make the calls and then report back with your findings. I'm sure all would appreciate your "efforts". Marty

To: Bill Monahan who wrote (1931)	7/12/1998 4:21:00 PM
From: Martin E. Frankel	Respond to of 44908

Hi Bill, Forgot to ask you a few questions: 1) Do you own stock in TSIG? 2) If yes, why... if it's such a looser? Doesn't make sense considering all the thousands of bluechip stocks you could buy. 3) If no, why are you constantly posting here? This doesn't make sense either... unless, of course, you have a "Mother Theresa complex" and are going to save us all. Sorry, that wasn't fair... putting your motivations and Mother Theresa in the same sentence. Best wishes, Marty

To: Bill Monahan who wrote (1931)	7/13/1998 9:22:00 AM
From: AJ Berger	Respond to of 44908

Please put the IRS issue to bed, will yah! I help run a business, and as any person who has dealt with the IRS will tell you, there are two distinct area's of that institution, Fraud and Collections. Using money withheld to pay your bills is a Collections issue, and that division is much more interested in getting it's money and avoiding such practices in the future, then punishing TSIG. Considering that TSIG currently has a negetive net asset value, the IRS will stay off their backs for a long time until they see some cash flow. Then they are likely to be stricter with TSIG on tax related issues, at least until they behave themselves, which should actually benefit shareholders in the long run since it will force them to apply better audit trails and reporting for their accounting practices. I agree TSIG has plenty of things to moan about, but the current problems with the IRS are really little more than just another vendor waiting to collect. Too bad the IRS won't take penny stock shares, huh!?