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To: Steve Lin who wrote (2513)7/20/1998 2:26:00 PM
From: Malko  Respond to of 44908
 
What are you trying to accomplish?



To: Steve Lin who wrote (2513)7/20/1998 2:30:00 PM
From: Norms  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 44908
 
No, no, no Steveo. I've got concern #3. You'll have to go for #4.

Concern # 3. Price is up today and you are here to bash TSIG. Call the company as Rich said. And most of all - thanks for coming here today to save us....LOL.

Hope they pay you real good........Norms



To: Steve Lin who wrote (2513)7/20/1998 2:31:00 PM
From: David A. Irvine  Respond to of 44908
 
Steve,
Concern #3 makes no sense at all to me. Are you really worried that TSIG will fail to generate ANY REVENUE from the website for six consecutive months??? Trust me, that will not happen. And if it did, very few of us would still be in the stock after 6 months of zero revenues so if the agreement were terminated nobody here would really care since we wouldn't own it anymore.

I don't think TSIG's cash flow problems will affect the ability of the company to open the website. The website is pretty far along, and the remaining capital needed to get the site up and running is minimal compared to what has been spent already (from what I have been told). Funding is not a deal-breaker, as investors have been located to provide all the funds required. I bet we will see a PR on this in the coming weeks.

Cheers,
Dave

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To: Dixie7777 (2506 )
From: Steve Lin
Monday, Jul 20 1998 2:19PM ET
Reply # of 2513

Conern #3: Termation Clauses.

Assuming that there is no foulplay, there are a few items on the
licensing agreement that worries me. There are three termination
clauses. The one that worries me is 6.1 which says that if TSIG
fails to make any revenue or consecutive royalty payments for two
quarters, then DP Enterprise has the right to terminate the contract.
My biggest concern is TSIG's cashflow and its ability to pull off a
revenue generating website. We all know that they are in debt ( I
think 6 million). Do you think that any of these termination clause
could perceivably be dangerous given TSIG's cash problems?
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To: Steve Lin who wrote (2513)7/20/1998 2:41:00 PM
From: Steve  Respond to of 44908
 
Steve....Don't you know that freedom of speech does not work if your telling someone they might have made a mistake and picked the wrong stock. Come on guy your talking about their money. They turn their heads while they elect a draft dodgeing, baby killing, pot smoking, lying pervert (wow that was a mouthful) you think they are going to listen to you bad mouth their stock? Green makes this world go around and most will close their eyes to all thats around them as long as their little corner of the world is OK.

Speak your piece, it's free country, many died to see you got that right, and your president called them baby killers.

Have a great say.