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To: findstock who wrote (6788)	9/29/1998 11:50:00 AM
From: Martin E. Frankel	Respond to of 44908

Findstock and ALL, << Of course no news.....NO volume, and no posts and just conjecture about what is going to happen, this company doesn't have a clue as to how to make things happen in a timely fashion... >> I went through all the posts from yesterday on the thread and found a few common thoughts, but decided to wait until this morning to post anything. The "Card", IMHO, is the name of the game, at least initially, together with the other facets of TSIG that will come into play with time. But, I do agree that the website should have been completed and tested before any public announcement was made. Unfortunately, it appears that the outside vendors who facilitate the delivery of orders to ValleyMedia for final delivery to the customers and send out the e-mail confirmation of orders (not Hastings Communications who "just" built the actual website) are the ones who are fouling things up, but I understand this is being addressed. Rather than be concerned with daytraders who jump ship on what many have proclaimed in their opinion (and I am one of them!) is a potentially huge growth opportunity in TSIG, and instead of focusing our efforts on bashing those few who have done so much DD, and instead of bashing the company and management... may I humbly suggest that you pick up the phone and call TSIG's 800# (800-895-4410) and speak with Rob Gordon or someone else in management and express your feelings in the right direction... constructive rather than destructive! Leave a voice mail message if necessary. But, let's stop the bashing of each other and to each other and focus on why we bought into TSIG to begin with and let's help make it happen. There is strength in numbers. And, yes, IMO, this company will succeed!! How many of you remember when Chrysler was essentially bankrupt and needed a huge loan from the government just to keep operating? Nobody thought they would succeed and now didn't they just merge with Daimler Benz? Best wishes, Marty

To: findstock who wrote (6788)	9/29/1998 12:04:00 PM
From: Dave Gore	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Some of you guys have no concept of what it's like to run a business. Most people who invest in Penny Stocks are looking for the quick buck and have wild expectations that a stock should go up 500% or 1000% in a few weeks or months, and that it should be no problem signing major contracts, perfecting websites, etc. They also believe it's no problem getting all of this to happen on time and on schedule. They even get pissed when they DON'T get a 1,000% return like it is their right or something! Of course there are never any changes or unexpected hurdles that come up. Geese folks, do you think the Feds coming after Microsoft was expected 3 years ago? Has Microsoft had to make adjustments? Companies big and small make adjustments. They also take advantage of new doors that open up to them. That is what has happened here. IF some of you would do some DD you would feel better about things. But most of you are incredibly lazy and always buy or sell on blind faith or "gut reaction". If I told you that you would have to wait until January 1st for TSIG to reach $3.00 per share, when I originally promised you it would reach $3.00 by November 1st, would you really care? Sadly, some of you probably would. You are that near-sighted and impatient. The only thing I truly hate about SI is becoming exposed to all the incredibly impatient DT's. It used to be really enjoyable to see threads with patient people with some business sense, who understood that you don't let expectations get out of control. That huge business endeavors take time. That they are risks in gaining big rewards. That you adjust as a businessman to take advantage of new opportunities. It is a dynamic process. It is not a static game plan. Much like adjusting to the other team's strategy or personnel in a football or basketball game. Some big things are happening here. Much bigger than the CD website. There are risks but there are even bigger rewards. Some of you nervous nellies and impatient types will never understand that. To those that do, welcome aboard! PS- One of my stocks, BNEZ, just ran from 14 cents about 7 days ago to as high as $1.25 this morning. It has been up something like 6 of the last 7 days. Things take time but can happen all of a sudden...you are forewarned. No predictions here, but one day, you will see...