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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TSIG.com TIGI (formerly TSIG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: PDavid who wrote (11744)	12/13/1998 10:46:00 PM
From: REW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

The nervous excitement permeates through the postings the past several days as the feeling that the announcements containing income producing deals is drawing near. The magnitude some of the anticipated deals could immediately raise TSIG/CCI to the income level and beyond many of its competitors. Check the competitors and see if they will admit how many of their customers are faithful repeaters. They continue to advertise asking for them to return. TSIG has the better mousetrap. WE know we have faithful return customers without advertising. The Card purchase settles that problem. All CCI has to do is have the site functional and offer service and product. Who knows better about the site growth to functionality than we do. We have subjected ourselves to TSIG as selfimposed guinea pigs while they worked out the kinks. Sure there are a few minor things left but I think you can admit we have a winner site. Just wait until Phase 2 comes on line. I don't think anyone can fault the service. They try to bend over backward to be of assistance. All also agree we have the product and with the addition of Amplified and, I am sure, a few other additions we can stand beside anyone. Sure, I'm nervous too but not for the same reasons. I have no fear of TSIG not growing. I also have no fear of TSIG not showing earnings. The fear I have is that TSIG will grow so big so fast I will be tempted to sell it before it has a chance to attain the value it earns. I fear I will sell before TSIG posts itself on the NASDAQ and then gets the internet valuation deserving of an internet company with a profitable book and growing earnings. I then fear selling TSIG before it gets the recognition of being a leader in its industry by the analysts and funds. Oddly these things could all be in our grasp within two years. As Steve so aptly put it a long time ago, this may very well be our SFLB. I guess I'm being optomistic again. Best of luck to all Bob