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To: Blitz who wrote (6254)	9/16/1998 10:04:00 PM
From: Steve Lin	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Hi Blitz, Great post. Should put the questions about savings in the correct light. I have to keep on reminding myself that the real power to CCI and TSIG's biz model is the *combination* of savings and teleservices. If we look at savings without factoring in the whole approach, we would probably miss the true picture of the power and the potential of TSIG's biz model. Once CCI proves to be profitable and the biz model proves to be viable, the right products can be incorporated to fit the TSIG's synergistic e-tail/teleservicing machine. We know Gordon has been working on finding the right candidate for other ventures under this model. Homemed's online otc business, homemed.com, would be a good fit. They've signed a teleservicing contract with TSIG to take phone orders. When they see the viability of TSIG's model, I think Homemed can be a perfect fit. Do not underestimate the potential of the biz model. Like Joe said, CCI is just one silverbullet in TSIG's six-shooter; oops (literary license got the better of me) it was "only one arrow TSIG's quiver" (c% good work Blitz. thanks. best, poisontaster

To: Blitz who wrote (6254)	9/23/1998 11:27:00 AM
From: AJ Berger	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Here is a REAL Updated Comparison... INTERNET MUSIC RETAILERS Price Comparisons Adore by The Smashing Pumpkins /CD according to TSIG web site: tunes.com cdnow musicblvd amazon TSIG $15.79 $14.99 $12.88 $12.58 $11.49* by checking todays prices: $15.79 $12.58 $12.88 $12.58 $11.49* *add .50 to include the cost of the musiccard from 10.99 base and for a buck more 60% of online customers will buy from established players, then bother with TSIG and risk being stuck with a $9.50 card that could be worthless if TSIG fails. Those Cards becoming worthless was a reality that ALREADY occurred for the thousends of people who bought cards two years ago, and could only use them as overpriced cousters... As for the remaining 40% who (according to Gordon) will only give their credit card numbers over the phone, they are probably more likely to buy from the local record store to begin with (according to Berger). BTW, did anyone actually get their CD shipments yet? Did I miss their brilliant marketing strategy news? or is there still none to be found accept of course the mysterious news that only Dixie is privey to...