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To: MskiHntr who wrote (15479)	1/21/1999 2:29:00 PM
From: StkProfit$	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Nice job on the explanation Joe. Thanks! :) -Mark

To: MskiHntr who wrote (15479)	1/21/1999 3:04:00 PM
From: REW	Respond to of 44908

Joe, The Signature deal as announced is only the beginning of TSIG's move into their clientel. There is no way to place a revenue number on it except to say it is bigger than we can imagine. There is to be a relationship with one of the largest and most influential Hispanic banks. There is a complete array of growing consumer clubs and services. We may be involved in them before it is all over. Their clients come from wide diversity (banks, airlines, independent credit card companies, oil companies, other major retailers). This exposure will make it far easier to have dealings with them. TSIG is now bilingual serving the Hispanic market. Does this aspect not give rise to the numerous posibilities inherent within this cross-section. Folks begin to realise the impact this deal alone can develop into. Sure there are sellers in any market. Watch them drop shares when there is an announcement the price will double guaranteed. They will be getting out all the way up. Treat this as a buying opportunity and hang on for the gold.

To: MskiHntr who wrote (15479)	1/21/1999 4:27:00 PM
From: Andrew H	Respond to of 44908

>>In all of the PRs announcing contracts, liaisons, partnerships, agreements, what ever names you want to put on them...revenues have never been discussed << Not quite all--the BR deal did mention 50M in revenues, altho that included the take for the BR league. Interestingly enough, I believe that is the announcement that largely moved the stock up to .58. So it looks like revenues is indeed the key. I agree this is not a trading stock. Need to hold it for a while. And, as you say, the Signature deal was likely the first of many.

To: MskiHntr who wrote (15479)	1/21/1999 4:31:00 PM
From: Jazzbo	Respond to of 44908

Joe, Just the other day, upon my asking a similar question, a gentleman I respect gave me virtually identical reasoning. Must be something to it. Take it from an old pro, folks. Joe, not me. I'm young(ish). I do believe the future will reap significant rewards for the patient (2 or 3 quarters, longer for those who seek greater rewards), and further, that a close review of the DD presented on this board, along with a general overview of the e-commerce market and the anticipated growth of outsourcing teleservices, offer compelling reasons to be a purchaser - and long term holder - of TSIG. And further, damn the PP: there are, I believe, reasons its evolution took so long, and I believe those reasons resulted in favorable terms for TSIG, for instance, the incremental aspect of the PP. RG and JG (and, likely, Mr. Hwang) have every reason to see share price rise in relatively short order, and the imminent advent of the new Cohesive-designed web site, the advent of which will likely be heralded immediately before and after with other significant contracts and alliances, will, in my opinion, fulfill RG and JG's expectation of increased share price. All of the above is just my opinion, of course. But, putting my money behind my stated opinion, I will admit to picking up a good bundle more of TSIG today. Here's to hoping those long and strong on TSIG are rewarded in '99. Regards, TS