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To: REW who wrote (9284)	11/7/1998 9:58:00 AM
From: Eagle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Is anyone seeing corrections to errors that you've reported? I reported the wordruntogether problem and it's still not been corrected in all places. I have made other suggestions and corrections have not been made in those areas either. I am concerned about the continual fumbling manner that things seem to get "done". I hope that the site isn't opened as it now stands because people simply won't return when they see amateurish mistakes and segments that do not work. On the flip side, the great majority of the site works very nicely and appears very professional. I think my frustration comes from not seeing the forest because of a few trees!!!

To: REW who wrote (9284)	11/7/1998 10:41:00 AM
From: Jim B	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

I was just speaking generally... as for the buyback.. I"m talking about the 20million shares or so that he loaned out as collaterol and RG said they'd be gotten back.. and my point was simply for those wondering why 1million shares can trade and the price not move. also "stiffed" wasn't a word I used but someone else... it's just the promises they've given and NOT delivering... most BB companies learn the hard way NOT to give time frames... cuz there are almost always delays or uncontrollable events... I think RG is learning this and now taking a more cautious approach. in the big picture, the shares out won't matter but that's simply forward looking and I was referring to why the stock cant seem to break above the 23cent mark.. even on good buying. as for doing my DD... I've done plenty... much more than the average person here I'm quite sure. I'm comfortable with my decision to show an interest here and simply sharing my thoughts. There are equally a number of good things as bad right now... things we can all really be proud of and things that are upsetting. in due time, I'm sure TSIG will become a big player and it will further these contracts and grow itself remarkably. It's just going to take time and STRICT patience by the company and investors.. meanwhile, we've all contributed to the disappointment here somewhat by focusing on timed events so much ... and not telling the company to stop giving timelines that it can't meet. How many times did we all post on here "WEBSITE will be open for business next week"... and then "anyday now" and then "should be soon".. and then "oh man, we're just now starting beta testing??" and then "cool we've started beta testing" .. and then "where's my CDs .. I ordered them weeks ago".. and then "okay we have to reorder".. well know, people ARE receiving the music... the new website looks great.. they have alliances out there and probably going to be on some search engines sometime soon. Making deals with distribution for the card... I think we're nearing the top of the hill and with just a few more accomplishments we should peak and be able to put it in neutral and just coast down the road to success.. meantime, we'll all continue to be happy and frustrated all at the same time.. and those who can't wait any longer will move on. I personally am still here. Take care REW... not sure you really were talking to me directly or just in general. my comments were general in nature and NOT designed to criticize the company in whole... they've had some disappointments and setbacks.. RG has admitted that... but then show me a company who doesn't have problems along the way.. I think the biggest concern by shareholders or one of them anyway is that poor communication between TSIG and its shareholders... thing is though : you DONT have to have good communication with shareholders to grow a company and make a nice profit. But it's something that as a company grows it needs to learn.. especially in the pennies. They're learning just like we are. take care all.. sorry to anyone who thought my post was negative against TSIG... that's NOT the case. jim

To: REW who wrote (9284)	11/7/1998 6:04:00 PM
From: slaffe	Respond to of 44908

<<I would suggest some DD of your own to bolster your confidence since that done by the members seems to not be helping.>> On the contrary, I find that the excellent dd by certain thread members here to be of a great deal of help and I thank all of you {you know who you are} for that. While relying on message board pots for dd is not something I would recomend in it's entirety, it is of a great deal of help in expanding one's dd. I have never called tsig. The reason being is because I'm not sure of which questions to ask, or perhaps don't even know of questions that should be asked. I do not want to waste the managements time by asking questions that should be answered in a general way in a investing 101a class. Neither would I want to bully the management into giving info which may be misconstrued. You know, He said, I heard, what does that mean, here's my interpretation, I thought he meant, that didn't happen, hence the company is lying. So the long and short of this is that I enjoy reading everybodys post, some I take with a grain of salt, some I say, Whoa, I didn't think of that. Btw, I have never thought that tsig has stiffed anybody here. Has a matter of fact I am quite pleased with the progress tsig has made. When I look at the current price, indeed I wonder why, then I remember Dr. Frankel admonition's to remember why I bought this co in the first place. Looking back I see that indeed tsig is delivering on promises made. Even tho they may not be made within the time frames of everybodys expectations, none the less they are being made. Re: Dr Frankel's post #9288. If you were to make very minor changes to that post, I believe that you could apply his knowledge not only to tsig but to most other investing decisions as well. It is very hard to make money by trading, I have learned that lesson the hard way. Now I look forward to learning the lesson of high rewards by being patient and investing long term. Dr Frankel does indeed hammer that point home, hence in a pm to him I referred to him as "da teach man, investing 101a". I guess you can include me as a Martin Frankel groupie. When I made my first purchase of tsig I saw this startup as being a very high risk. As each week goes by and as this baby gets stronger I see the risk diminishing and the rewards getting closer. I am more confidant now than I have ever been. Again, my thanks to all Sincerely Slaffe