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To: cicak who wrote (12991)	12/20/1998 9:01:00 PM
From: cicak	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 44908

Someone requested that I post... very interesting !! ..... TO ALL relating TSIG and this industry Hey guys/gals time to remind people that though all these deals/partnerships sound fantastic... we shouldn't get caught up in enormous price projections for our stock or even assumed future revenues from these deals until they physically get underway and we get some initial feedback from the company on the progress... someone even mentioned we'd put AMZN to shame ... we're at 50cents... AMZN is nearing $300 share... let's not get carried away... still a long way to go.... nevertheless I think the following info is very helpful and pertinent and paramount to what lies ahead for us all in TSIG. Taken from PC COMPUTING Jan 1999 Page 14 "Next Internet Giants" "International Data Corporation predicts that 40 percent of Web users will be online buyers by 2002, resulting in $400 billion of e-commerce transactions. A mainstream e-commerce boom is fast approaching, and companies that provide the plumbing for online transactions will be the big winners". ----------- folks, read this paragraph again and again. The next 3 years is going to be explosive for internet business transactions just like the last couple years has been for getting people ON the NET. $400 billion is alot of money to share profits from. Notice they mention "e-commerce".. this is just what TSIG brings with it's teleservices department where they have the ability to handle their own online and phone business transactions electronically. This is reitterated in the last line I quoted above. The teleservices department and the millions that RG spent over the last year upgrading the technological assets that TSIG now owns is about to prove to us the shareholders that it was an investment well made. TSIG has its shortcoming and we all know about the constant delays, but even I am becoming more confident about the future of this sector and feel that TSIG is positioning itself to become a major player. The recent deals and partnerships with major players brings tremendous credibility to this company which is trading on the suspicious and every growing "scam centraL penny stock OTC:BB market. So few realize the rarity and seldom prospect for a OTC:BB stock/company to legitimately hold contention for moving OFF of the BB market and onto either the ASE or NASD exchanges. We hear about CEOs of penny stock companies claiming all the time that they are working toward this goal and that they plan to achieve it, but so few every reach that goal and most end up moving toward being delisted instead. TSIG is in the right place at the right time, they have the right people and the right connections... they have the right contracts and affiliates... the right marketing strategy and the resources to carry them to fuition. The debt that TSIG has accrued is weakening and presumptively the revenues and profit margins are growing in light of recent developments... it would be unwise to move past TSIG without full consideration, but it would be equally unwise to rush into this company as an investor without wanting to become involved with its success. As with any investment there are risks and on the BB exchange those risks are amplified significantly. They ultimate key to finding that rare stock that can make the transition to the larger boards is in finding one that not only is moving in the right direction but one who has partnered together with other established organizations who have sweated through years of work to become successful and whom now believe and endorse fully the potential of your own company (TSIG). We have already seen recently names of respected individuals and organizations that believe in CCI, THE CARD and ultimately TSIG who owns these issues and I believe there is much more to come. The road will still be treacherous as this is a highly competitive industry and there will be setbacks along the way so you all should be prepared to accept these setbacks as they come and they will but you can take delight in the journey vowing to keep all eyes ahead while remembering what you left behind and learning from what mistakes and accomplishments took you to where you are today. It is my hope that the management of TSIG reflects this great desire, dream, knowledge, and determination and that in doing so it will contagiously affect all those who play a part in TSIG's future from the CEO Rob Gordon to the investor who has but 100 shares to the lurker who decides to buy a few CDs from CCI to the small child selling THE CARD on chilly winter night so he can buy his mother a Christmas gift... that all these would benefit from a positive and focused group of people working together. Work hard, ask questions, suggest ideas and criticisms, ask more questions and then if you decide that TSIG is the right investment, e-commerce site to buy your music from, or company you want to work with to market THE CARD... may your efforts, patience, and insight find success and great returns. May God bless you all and have a Merry Christmas... I'll be out of town next week with my family so keep the Spirit. anonymously yours, an invested TSIG lurker