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To: cicak who wrote (11609)	12/11/1998 8:48:00 PM
From: MakeMoney	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

To EVERYONE!! my friends. START LISTENING TO "PHILLIP LONGACRE"!! this man is doing absolutely EVERYTHING humanly possible to TRY to educate you people about why you are invested - and why you should continue to be invested - in "TSIG"!! it absolutely amazes me how some of you people on this message board still do NOT "get-it" regarding the TREMENDOUS success story that "TSIG" is very quickly becoming. i really do not want to start mentioning names - you already know who you are - but for all of you "naysayers" still on this board you really need to stop and think about how absolutely STUPID you are making yourselves look and sound with each passing day as "TSIG" continues to become bigger - more profitable - and simply more SUCCESSFUL!! you "negative" type people keep trying to "sweep-back-the-ocean". don't you realize that by continually being so negative that this is only making you look and sound more and more like absolutely complete IDIOTS!! there is an "ole" saying which is very applicable to the way that some of you people seem to think -assuming, of course, that you "think" at all. the "ole" saying is - "MY MIND IS MADE UP - DON'T CONFUSE ME WITH FACTS"!! take care, my friends. God bless.

To: cicak who wrote (11609)	12/11/1998 10:41:00 PM
From: REW	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Phil, Thanks for the information concerning the future possibilities with the alignment TSIG announced today. We are truely in a growing industry and the possibilities available to TSIG as it continues to seek out partnerships is neverending as the markets continue to evolve. Those of us who have chosen to maintain our positions in TSIG will be greatly rewarded as the industry continues to expand. Investors with vision will continue to come to TSIG as it continues to progress against the competitors and begin to squeeze their market share. The thing to remember is TSIG will do this with a business plan that will have us progressing against the competition while making a profit. The marketing plan of TSIG is such that obtaining booked business through the sale of the Card is very cost effective. In many cases we will obtain Card purchasers by having the business obtained by another entity who paid us for the right to sell the Card for us. Sounds like a good deal. Patience is your friend, Bob

To: cicak who wrote (11609)	12/12/1998 6:04:00 AM
From: Norms	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Phil, Just wanted to say thanks for a superb job getting all this info together for the thread. You've brought me up to speed real quick and showed the true value of TSIG's latest move. Extraordinary DD. As all the major media and local media continue to pick up on digital music delivery, more and more folks will become aware of it. And TSIG will offer it. Just look at how popular DVD has become. The DVD and digital music markets will explode over the next year. Kudos to you buddy...............Norms

To: cicak who wrote (11609)	12/13/1998 7:13:00 PM
From: REW	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 44908

Phil, I had to go back and look at the informative posts you made again. It is very interesting the purchase Seagram decided upon to use in entering the music industry. Looks as if Seagram wants to mean business. There was also a comment in the release I thought was interesting. "Internet-based distribution systems could be a boon, as was the switch to the CD, if the recording industry can find a way to adapt." I wonder if TSIG/CCI can help in the adaption process? Bob