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To: David W. Tucker who wrote (8115)	7/15/1998 12:12:00 AM
From: JOHN IACOVACCI	Respond to of 10903

We will agree to disagree. People buying a $1 stock in a start up company know what they are buying. The ability to have a high rate of return on investment is the lure here. Buying KEA at $60 a share is probably a more sound investment but I'm sure the investors here haven't put all their money in TPII stock. The board longs think this company has the potential to grow and become viable based on months and months of research, communications and analysis of company management. If sector heats up people will search for the next TAVA. The market movement is without a better word WAKO. re: KTEL now EGGS even YAHOO at $200 IS RIDICULOUS. Yahoo posted .15 cents TPII could someday posts these numbers. As for late to the game you might be right but the game is not over. Their is still according to our president "MASSIVE AMOUNTS OF WORK TO BE DONE". So I'm patiently waiting as they are trying to build a real reporting company with real revenues.

To: David W. Tucker who wrote (8115)	7/15/1998 1:11:00 AM
From: Pierre Mondieu	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 10903

Companies like Keane and LGS are already at capacity and looking to sub-contract out. This is the reality, there is still too much demand for the supply of competent help out there. Look at the contracts signed by TPI in the last 2 months. Take a look, re-read the press releases. As some have said, TPI has to be extremely incompetent to not succeed in this environment. And they are not extremely incompetent. The revenues are coming. VVhy did the Canadian Broadcast Company sign them up. Or the major building management company. Re-read the press releases and think about it.