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To: SDakota-98 who wrote (21895)	3/25/1999 7:22:00 PM
From: Robert B.	Respond to of 44908

Nice press releases today. Still holding here. I don't post much anymore since there is no more DD to do. It's real simple... Revenue + Profit + Internet = $$$$$$$$$$$$$ I hope to still see all of you posting here a year or two from now. Good luck!

To: SDakota-98 who wrote (21895)	3/25/1999 7:56:00 PM
From: REW	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Well the Signature Group representative, VP Paul Tennola, came to TSIG.com and met with CEO Robert Gordon. A few things happened as were indicated in the ensuing PR. 1. The contract was expanded to include PRIMARY fulfillment responsibility for INBOUND teleservices of CERTAIN mulitlingual L & R customers. Can the certain be expanded to most? Could inbound mean we are now receiving spanish. 2. The origional deal was expanded by over $10 million. That is the same as another $10 million deal. Instead of revenues of $20,000,000/yr, TSIG now will receive IN EXCESS of $30,000,000/yr. At a margin exceeding .25% that gives earnings in excess of $625,000/mo. That means with the full ramp-up TSIG.com IS PROFITABLE. 3. Gordon says--"-also exploring OTHER POTENTIAL SYNERGIES--". Tennola says--"We look forward to working more closely with TSIG.com. Information says Sig is very interested in the internet svcs, online svcs, Products (Cards), and web svcs (Hwang). More to come? 4. Remember the major Hispanic bank? I wonder which corner it might be around.