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To: RavenCrazy who wrote (38)	12/19/1998 1:56:00 PM
From: Robert B.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 962

I agree about TSIG. This little stock selling for $.50/share is going to blow past other online music retailers in # of customers this coming year. Look at the numbers in their latest press release. Plus, with their marketing scheme, they will not have to shell out big bucks to advertise on TV, internet banners, etc. to gain customers. They figured out a way to sell CDs cheaper ($10.99) than the other internet retailers, while increasing their chances at making a profit. TSIG also has a teleservices call center for those who would rather buy through a 1-800 number, which other online retail sites do not offer. They have made a pact with amplified.com, the largest online digital music download site, to offer downloadable music in January. They have just hired the #1 website designer (Cohesive) to work with them on new versions of their websites. Dick Clark's NMF (National Music Foundation) is TSIG's official charity. Ex-hockey great Phil Exposito has joined TSIG as a spokesperson and will be a liason between TSIG and the NHL in sports promotion. URLs registered by TSIG hint that they may sell other items such as books, movies, etc. online in the future. I could go on and on. Downside-TSIG is on the OTCBB and has a debt from past management. IMO, upside is much greater than downside.