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To: Dixie7777 who wrote (7901)	10/11/1998 3:52:00 PM
From: E. M. Edds	Respond to of 44908

Yes, you would "win" at any price over $.42, if your definition of winning is making a profit. What I am specifically pointing out is the opportunity cost of doing my options deal vs. buying shares on the open market. You have to mathematically measure the benefits of the extra shares with my offer vs. the lower price by buying now at market. Let me give you two examples: If you accepted my options offer and paid $10000 next week to secure the deal, and in January paid $32000 for 100000 shares, your total cost is $42000. If, on the other hand, you bought $10000 worth of TSIG next week at a market price of $.18, you would own 55,555 shares. Either way, you spend $10000 next week. If you decided to sell the shares that you spent $10000 on at $.60, with the options deal you would make $18000(60000-42000=18000), but with just buying shares at market next week you would make $23,333[(55,555 x 0.6)-10000=23,333]. However, if you sold at $1.00, from the options deal you would make $58000 (100000-42000), but with just buying $10000 worth of shares next week you would make $45,555 (a benefit to you of $13000). The cut-off price, where you would be better off with the options deal than with just buying shares at open market, is $.72. Finally, as the price increases over $.72, so will your benefit of taking the options deal vs. buying open market next week, on a linear scale. If you sell your shares at $2, with the options deal you profit $158,000, but with buying open market next week you profit only about $100000 (more than two times the $13000 difference at $1 per share although selling at only two times the price). The only reason you would accept the options deal is if you are relatively certain that when you sell, the price will be over $.72. Of course, if it's over $.42, you will profit over not investing the $10000 at all. Eric

To: Dixie7777 who wrote (7901)	10/11/1998 4:02:00 PM
From: BLAIR GARDNER	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Hey Dixie or Rich or whatever your real name is I have something to make very clear to you. In my opinion and I do not believe I stand alone by you making a statement that your price target of .60 is unfounded and you are one or more of the following- out of your mind, not really who you say you are and work for tsig, or you have insider info well which is it. I have been involved with over 150 different companies in my investment history and never met with more b.s in my life. lets look at the facts cci has a less then stellar track record, This company has continued to make false promises... you know as a type this I feel like it's getting so old....and if you ask> why dont I sell now? it's because some sucker will actually believe all this crap and I cant wait to sell him or her every last share. I have said my peace but I tell you people please let your voice be heard and as for you "dixie" I am serious about your .60 I will jump at it ...oh by the way can you get me a copy of the emerging company report It did not seem to show up on my cable station go figure I only live on nyc tell tsig thats where wall street is. Thanks again....I dont know about you but these are my hard earned dollars in this piece of s... No I am not bitter about losing money that is the chance you take in the market as we all know even greater in the penny stocks but I am pissed off about this lying and In my opinion we have been lied to...I welcome all your comments ...With my best regards to all of you... long tsig