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To: The Street who wrote (3758)8/15/1998 4:54:00 PM
From: Dixie7777  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 44908
 
These are the shares that Gordon said he had the right to and in may fact have sold. He confirmed that to us during the CC earlier in the week. it may also have been the PP, which put restricted shares into the market.

Furthremore, I had already stated for all to see more than 3 weeks ago the the number of outstanding had risen to 48,300,000. Add to that the additional shares Gordon acknowledged, or the PP restricted shares, and you arrive at the current figure. I too would like to see only 2,000,000 total issued shares, but lets face fact folks, we've known all along that TSIG was a sick puppy when it came to cash or the lack there-of.

There are acquisitions, (maybe 3,)currently in the works, non-dilutive, so we've been told. The Card from CCSI is about to happen and that will not be a small event.

The PP has been accomplished.

Cash is now in hand. Figure your own numbers, but at a $3 average per The Card and the potential to move, well you be the judge, check back on my marketing scenarios, (one deal currently in the works will in fact put a few million Card's into the market,) but you be the judge and estimate the number of The Card's that will probably be sold and I get a very comfortable share price.

Cackle all you want about issued, but the fact remains that TSIG is moving forward on what may be the most innovative killer marketing plan since Green Stamps. And they were big winners for all too many years.

(As for those that wish to make a big thing out of it, it is interesting that you continue to sell your shares at .35/.36 and once sold do your best to get the price back to .29/.30 before you start boosting the company once again.)

We'll go live this week, and you may have one more chance to see .30. But then again, there could be a lot more than just a live site for news this week.

Careful......

Rich