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To: AJ Berger who wrote (6558)	9/24/1998 1:25:00 PM
From: gambler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Amazing how we all hoped this stock would be 1,000% higher than it is,just in time for the site launch. Yea, but you have to admit that when we talked about those prices we never foresaw the problems and delays that TSIG has encountered in this process. We expected an up and running web site in June(as crazy as that sounds now), a completed PP mid-July, impressive ad campaigns in July and some impressive Teleservices contracts in September. All of these events were or have been severely delayed. Most have not even happened yet. The only one that has a glimmer of hope of being on time is the last one "impressive Teleservices contracts in September." Less than a week left, who knows? The market tanking didn't help us out any either. There is no way you can blame this all on the market, but you have to think some folks saw opportunities (bargins) elsewhere and since TSIG was non-performing they sold to catch the next train. It is just a fact of life. Not many loyal BB holders out there. There is no doubt my price targets on TSIG have been lowered due to all these circumstances. I don't see how you can go without lowering your targets because the shares outstanding have nearly doubled since we started this thread. Logic would say to cut your per share valuation in half. We need to consider market cap, not just price per share. On the other hand if we have earnings per share, then we can slap a price per share on accurately. Life is alot easier with EARNINGS! Barring any market calamities, I think we are going to see a slow, steady rise into news. Just my humble opinion... Gambler

To: AJ Berger who wrote (6558)	10/19/1998 3:18:00 PM
From: AJ Berger	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 44908

TSIG: Potential, maybe... but Value?! It amazes me how many posters here see a stock that's in debt as much as it's current market cap, and call it a "value" investment with a straight face. I hope Newbies to this thread do enough of their own DD to unmask these claims of value as little more than enthusiasm and wishful thinking. I was even guilty of showing how this stock could be "valued" at over $5.00 per share, but I took the trouble to point out the easy flaws and leaps of faith needed to support my theory. Other value proponents posting here should do likewise, IMHO. Dixie, just curious. If you work at TSIG, could you tell us if your paycheck is from TSIG; or a bank holding company, or if you are being paid in stock? Just asking since I continue to have serious concerns Re: cash flow. it's hard for me to tell if you work there, or if that's just a long running thread joke.