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To: Sam LBI nj who wrote (12230)	12/16/1998 1:36:00 PM
From: Andrew H	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Looks like the panic buying has ended. The large float helps keep the stock from getting too far ahead of itself. Time for a bit of consolidation. If we can close above .5 for the day, that would be terrific. Above .52, even better. That should lead to another gap up tomorrow. If we get the suggested release this week...

To: Sam LBI nj who wrote (12230)	12/16/1998 1:41:00 PM
From: AJ Berger	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 44908

Are any Portal Linkage Deals in the Works? Nice move recently, congradulations to all you faithful who are finally breaking even. I'm looking for an excuse to finally sell, and would consider doing so when TSIG either reports some actual sales or hit number, or we hear of a site Linkage deal, where a high hit rate site allows TSIG to be their Music E-Commerce provider. I know their marketing budget is conservative, and Linkage agreements usually cost big bucks, but still wonder if that is one of the tactics TSIG is considering along with it's recent magazine ads. Basically I want to take profits on a day with genuine good news for this stock, and not silly hyped press like what we had Monday. I know to some it would seem foolish to sell just when there is actual good news, but I no longer have the stomach for these penny stocks, and would like to take my associates out of this sometime soon. One interesting thing; nobodies calling me today asking if they should buy this stock, only when it's best to sell. So far I've had to beg them to hang on, in hopes of benefitting from any real news about their Xmas orders. There seems to be a mention of a much anticipated press release in the coming week(s). Forgive me for not spending more time sifting thru thousends of messages to find it, but could you link me to the details of this rumor? Thanks.

To: Sam LBI nj who wrote (12230)	12/16/1998 2:52:00 PM
From: Martin E. Frankel	Read Replies (9) \| Respond to of 44908

Hi Sam and ALL, Yes, I'm still here... and haven't sold one share of TSIG. Nor do I have any intentions of doing so for quite a few years... if ever. If my "gut feelings" and "crystal ball" are right, TSIG stock will someday be fine collateral for any cash you need in the future. My stock goes into a trust fund. Dave and Joe are, IMO, both correct. I took the following from another thread and thought you might find it of interest: << Message 6853006 >> We've attracted a lot of attention from momentum players and day-traders and nobody can prevent that. The important thing (and perhaps sad for them), IMO, is that those trading this stock will have the opportunity to look back someday and say "woulda, shoulda, coulda". As a long-term investor (and that means years... not days or weeks or a few months) I look for good solid substantial growth. We've had bumps in the road before and like any company we will continue to have them. But, TSIG, IMHO, is just beginning to crawl. Give it a chance to stand up. We all know the "guerilla" marketing plans of TSIG, so perhaps we should look at TSIG as a baby guerilla. When it stands-up it will pound it's chest and scream... "look at me"! I wish every success to those who choose to trade TSIG, but they should realize that they are trading the stock of a company with many, many irons in the fire and they may just get burned. If you just look at the domains that have already been locked-up by TSIG it should give you an idea as to where this company is heading. Interestingly, it has always been "known" that TSIG never puts out a PR on a Friday. Well, I guess we got fooled last week. Will we see more PRs from TSIG? You can bank on it... but when and what I don't know... nor do I care to. This company, with Rob Gordon (one of the best dealmakers I have ever spoken with) at the helm together with James Guild and the rest of our outstanding team, will, again IMHO, be one of the first profitable giant internet vendors. And when that occurs it will be, IMO, only the beginning of the growth of a superstar. Regarding Cohesive... yes, I am the one who arranged it. And no, I was not compensated in any way other than in the satisfaction of knowing we now have the Rolls Royce (Ferrari to you, Sam) of e-commerce firms as a partner. In order to give a little more insite into the importance of this alliance, I suggest you go to their website at www. cohesive.com and read it carefully. To be more specific, I am quoting below part of a letter I received from John Hwang (Cohesive's Managing Partner and a friend), but have left out the personal parts. "Dear Martin, I want to thank you for all your assistance with Teleservices International Group (TSIG). I am very excited about the opportunity and look forward to a lasting relationship with TSIG. With offices nationwide, Cohesive specializes in designing and developing high-end business-to-business e-commerce systems to enhance clients' competitive advantage. Leveraging Cohesive's proven delivery methodology, Cohesive offers best practices experiences to ensure quality, time-to-market results with exceptional customer service. .............. personal ........................................................................... " John is truly very excited about TSIG. Read the last paragraph of his letter again. Their goals are similar to TSIG's and I believe he sees and knows that. Now onward and forward. The stock price will follow the success of the company. I have never seen it fail yet. The "pump & dumpers" will come and the "hypers" and "bashers" will come, but I frankly couldn't care less. They don't make a company successful. They just play with the stock price... and some just like to see themselves in print on the threads. Be Right... Sit Tight!!! Best always, Marty