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To: David A. Irvine who wrote (12972)	12/20/1998 1:39:00 PM
From: Andrew H	Respond to of 44908

David, I am not an accountant either, but I think you are substantially correct in what you say about the debt/deficit issue. It looks like the deficit has been financed with stock, thus the dilution which accounts for the large number of shares outstanding. Tax benefits should accrue as you have stated. Many OTCBB firms do not file quarterly reports because they do not want investors to see the state of their financials. It is to TSIG's credit that they file full and complete quarterly reports. As you point out, this company was driven into the ground by old management. A complete transition has been occuring. The issue of continuing as an ongoing concern should be put behind us in very short order. It is only because of the errors of previous management that we are able to buy at these bargain basement prices.

To: David A. Irvine who wrote (12972)	12/20/1998 1:50:00 PM
From: ED S.	Respond to of 44908

The Financial Statement ending Sept 30,1999 does not include: 1. The revenues generated from CCI FOR THE ENTIRE YEAR OF 1998. They will be announced in Jan. 2. On TSIG's Web site there is an interview of How CCI was doing when it was first announced that it would be acquired and how they intended to increase there revenues to 100 million in 18 months (Their Goal) 3. Their debt's are from development and they much farther along now in their development. 4. The increase in stock price will cancel out a large portion of their debt when a clearer picture of their true financial condition ( including ALL the revenues from CCI and their Web site are announced in January) 5. A new management team now runs the company. 6. TSIG while still a OTC stock filed financial statements, they are not required to do so, but this is usually a first step for NASDAQ listing! 7. Non-NASDAQ companies during their development stage acquire debt during their development stage, THIS is the time that astute investors find a true buying opportunity, by looking down the road a "little" and seeing the potential of all their PR's coming to pass with their anticipated revenues. 8. Don't look back to do your analysis of the company, look forward. Their latest PR's gives them 900,000 salesman, with all their friends and relatives buying Music Cards and that is only one non-profit org., there are millions!

To: David A. Irvine who wrote (12972)	12/20/1998 3:49:00 PM
From: ED S.	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Friday's PR, THINK ABOUT IT! 6,000 League Presidents will be notified (Probably by mail) of Friday's PR, those 6,000 league presidents will notify and set up meetings with 43,000 team managers and outline the fund-raising arrangement with TSIG. Those 43,000 team managers will meet with 900,000 team members and pass out information on CCI's Music Cards, those 900,000 team members will bring the information and show it to their parents, friends and neighbors and probably get indication of how many Music Cards they can sell. They will report back to their team managers who will report back to their league presidents. During this process ALL will be made aware of compactconnections.com's Web Site for ordering CCI CD's at rockbottom prices. Why is it rumored that TSIG will be increasing it's call operators from 50 to 300? Perhaps to handle the expected number of calls. Do you think that there is a possibility that any of these individuals would inquire about TSIG's stock? How long will it take? It's nice to release a PR on Friday, so that brokers have the weekend to notify all their clients of the announced deal. A broker with 1,000+ clients can't make all those calls during market hours. Anybody ever been to the Library and looked at the Encyclopedia of Organizations? There are endless possibilities there! There are 16-20 MM on TSIG already, including Charles Schwab's MM, do you think they see the up-coming potential of TSIG?