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To: Norms who wrote (6256)	9/17/1998 12:01:00 AM
From: Jim B	Respond to of 44908

cool.. I've also recently just got into FNTN around $1.00 ; here's a copy of an email I just got and was asked to post this.. --------------- Jim: The "fuzzy logic" which Dixie posted will take care of the "sounds like" problem in the case of misspellings. Hastings Pres. also told me, after I suggested it to him, that he wants to have an index of artists. I suggested to him there should be an index for each category of music. These things are going to be done. Tell everyone not to worry. There is a list of improvements to be made and these are at the top of the list from what I gather. Now, let everyone enjoy the ride. Thanks. I forgot I more thing. Hastings also told me all security is in place. Everything that needs to be secure, is. Please post.

To: Norms who wrote (6256)	9/17/1998 9:37:00 AM
From: Bill Fortune III	Respond to of 44908

Greetings Norms and all. Yes it really is nice to be in another winners circle. In my opinion TSIG and FNTN are just that, WINNERS! As I told Joe I have only been in TSIG since the middle part of July where I bought in at the days high of $0.55. I have since doubled up on the stock in the low 0.30's and might even pickup some more today if it doesn't go wild. As Poisontaster points out there is a lot more to TSIG then first meets the eye when he said in his post 6255 "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" and I agree completely. And as you said "With the marketing blitz, CD and Music Card sales, corporate partnership deals, teleservices contracts and a steady stream of news - sky's the limit" there is more truth here then most investors can realize. So regards to you Norms and all the other great TSIG investors, Bill Fortune III