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To: Jazzbo who wrote (20454)	3/14/1999 9:34:00 AM
From: REW	Respond to of 44908

*My MusicCard* The My MusicCard will be one of the marketing tools of TSIG that takes TSIG.com directly into the playground of the established and wannabe CD retailers. The unique marketing aspect of the Card is to establish CD retail customers on a volume basis and then semi-obligate the customer to continue returning to My MusicCard Co for their subsequent purchases. This is accomplished through the wholesale marketing system of endorsed sellers of the My MusicCard. Through agreements with charitable organizations, fund raising events, corporate entity sponsorships, individual named support, etc. the Card product line is sponsored through these entities to a large mass of potential customers numbering up into the millions per endorsement. TSIG offers these endorsers up to half of the purchase price of the Card as an incentive to promote the Card to its contributors or customers. This results in no advertising costs to TSIG and generates half or better of the Card revenue to TSIG plus the profit margin of the ensuing product sales. Once a My MusicCard product is purchased the customer then has the ability/semi-obligation to purchase 20 CDs at the discounted price of not more than $10.99. Given the proper service and product selection there is no reason the satisfied customer will not continue to utilize the services of MY MusicCard Co. Once the granted selection volume purchases are completed the customer then has the ability to reload (purchase) another My MusicCard. Provided satisfaction has been given by the My MusicCard Co the reload process is expected to proceed at a high percentage. As the product line is expanded, as has been seen with the My PhotoCard through Kodak, there will be additional markets opened. We have already seen what could be the begining of the plans for the My VideoCard with the signing of the ability to market all available DVDs. This allows the remarketing of additional Cards to existing customers and draws on those not interested in music. The additional aspect offered by TSIG is the teleservices ability of the company which draws on the non-internet and the fearful of using the internet for purchasing market. The full offerings of TSIG is just a phone call away. Those fearful should gather the courage of the internet service offered by TSIG once they realise there is a voice and support behind the screen and that the internet is a much more efficient method of shopping.

To: Jazzbo who wrote (20454)	3/14/1999 10:02:00 AM
From: REW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

**PromoCard** The PromoCard is another marketing tool for the placement of the Card product line in front of the consuming public. The PromoCard submitted by the My MusicCard Co is a 3 CD offering primarily endorsed by retail corporations. The PromoCard will be inserted/handed out/attached to/with a product offered to the consuming public as an incentive to purchase the endorsing companies product. These endorsements carry the exposure rate of placing the promoted Card in front of the eyes of millions of consumers per endorsement. The offer is carried directly into the potential consumers home with the purchase of the endorsing companies product for a decision whether to use the offer extended by TSIG. The consumer/customer then contacts My MusicCard Co and activates the PromoCard at no charge for 3 CD purchases at no more then $10.99 each plus S&H. The customer is continually offered the ability to purchase the My MusicCard for $9.99 in order to continue purchasing CDs for not more than $10.99. The purchase of the MusicCard through this offer places the $9.99 at the disposal of TSIG. What better form of advertising is there than placing the Card product independently in front of the customer at home and supported by another corporation they have enough faith in to utilize? The PromoCard is an endorsement promotional item purchased from TSIG. That means the endorsing entity pays TSIG.com for the ability to promote the Card product line. Again TSIG got millions of potential customers eyes at no cost. Better yet TSIG got paid for it so TSIG made money per eyes for the benefit of spreading the word. It sounds weird but the advertising line expense item just showed a profit through this system.