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To: E. M. Edds who wrote (11709)	12/13/1998 4:03:00 PM
From: Jsolo	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

I just spoke to John a customer service representative from CCI. He was extremely friendly and helped me with what I needed. I had a very pleasant experience with the customer service of CCI. I felt I was talking to an old friend. Here are the issues we talked about: 1) I asked him about fundraising opportunities, he told me that the department that handles fundraising were closed and to call back on Monday, he would be more than happy to transfer me to the proper department on Monday. 2) I asked him about the MusicCard I order about 3 weeks ago and have not yet received. I gave him my account number, pin number, and mother's maiden name (a new feature within their system), and he was able to instantaneously pull up my account and find the problem, the problem was that my credit card was cancelled for some reason... the problem is now resolved and he said I should be receiving the card within the next 3-6 business days. 3) I talked to him about the agreement with amplified.com, he told me that he was extremely excited within the parntership. He told me that currently the website is running on version 1.5, the amplified.com programs will be implemented in 2.0 (which have been in the works for a long time already) ... and it will be the most advanced web site they will have ever worked with 4) I asked him how the business was going he told me that everything is going well. He was very enthusiastic about what's going on.

To: E. M. Edds who wrote (11709)	12/13/1998 9:04:00 PM
From: Andrew H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

>>If, as REW indicated, the conversion of the PP is dependent on the share price in the near future, it is only logical to assume the management at TSIG is doing all necessary to minimize dilution by providing PR's regarding locked in earnings and contracts both for the Card and the teleservices side of TSIG. << This is an interesting point and important to the future of the company. If the stock price can get to .75-1 and hold there, then dilution will be fairly minimal. Of course higher is better. While we don't know exactly how long it will be before the financiers can convert, it is certainly in the TSIG's interest to get the stock price up asap and keep it up, thereby minimizing dilution. If the company fails to do this, then we could see shorting by the debenture holders to bring the price even lower and garner more shares. The company has already experienced this problem and will do everything it can to avoid it.