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To: slaffe who wrote (9881)11/17/1998 2:02:00 AM
From: vladimir rabinovich  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 44908
 
Don't post much, but here is what i found.
While buying a CD I noticed that the invoice
feature is STILL not working. It's been more
than a month since the icon appeared but nothing
more. This is very important. Almost every(make it
every) buyer wants to see the final transaction(invoice)
on his screen. so when one does click on it, nothing
happens just gives the line: "under construction .."
In my opinion they shouldn't put up stuff that is not
fully functioning. It's only going to turn people off.
Finish it, then put it up. It really pisses me off when
i see stuff like errors(they have been correcting those at a
''turtle's" speed) and little bits and pieces not finished.
I am majoring in comp science and it would take me no more
than an hour to write code for the d*mn invoice link. As far
as errors in writing that's terrible. Anyone could go in and
fix all of them in a measely 10-20 minutes. Please don't
write back saying that TSIG has more important things to do
like making all those huge deals(i AM a believer). However
this gives a really and i mean really bad impression about
the company that cannot spell on their web site. It all starts
from little things like that. If they are so sloppy doing this
i don't want to think about how they do more important things.
I know all the stuff about starting up a company from zero, don't
tell me that. the fact is very clear we've made progress but
at a child's pace. I don't care what the price is RIGTH NOW that
doesn't matter for now, what does matter is how TSIG responds to
all these little things which no doubt will need to be there if
we are dreaming of competing with KTEL or CDNOW. Very strong
and long on TSIG but the guys over there better keep moving before
someone else gets the idea. That's exactly what i am saying. To
build a site like CCI you need a couple of good programmers and a WEEK(MAX) As far as i know theMusicCard is not patented and can be
picked up by virtually anybody at this point. What i am saying is this: we can get competition before we even start making a penny.
Think very carefully about this, doesn't take much does it. Afterall,
what TSIG is doing(re theMusicCard) is no rocket science. Got to
get moving. Sorry for such a long message, that's why i don't post too often, i have a lot to say. Makes me laugh when people start
counting the money already: SFLB(set for life bagger?) Very funny.

afterall of this i am still very bullish on TSIG, i wish them the best
and to all of the thread members: "i truly hope that you all get your
set for life bagger"



To: slaffe who wrote (9881)11/17/1998 2:31:00 AM
From: cicak  Respond to of 44908
 
Hi Steve. It was nice talking to you on the phone. Now I'm really charged up ! This baby is putting on her running shoes !! Go TSIG !!!

Regards,

Phil



To: slaffe who wrote (9881)11/17/1998 8:11:00 AM
From: REW  Respond to of 44908
 
My goodness my friend, It is nice to have you on my side. I agree with the view of reaping the rewards of the initial pull out of the depressed area TSIG fell into during development. The upcoming initial PRs will set the stage for the explosive growth expected in December as the deals start to come to fruition.



To: slaffe who wrote (9881)11/17/1998 9:26:00 AM
From: Dixie7777  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 44908
 
Music sales through the Internet will rise to $549 million or 1.25
percent of the $44 billion total music sales estimated in 2000,
according to Helen Snell at London based Market Tracking International.
That compares with $28.7 million, or 0.1 percent of the $40 billion
total last year.