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To: Artemous who wrote (22618)	3/30/1999 2:41:00 PM
From: MoneyBaggs	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 44908

One thing that I think everyone needs to keep in mind: Our new PR firm, Golin/Harris International, does not deal with OTC:BB stocks. TSIG is their very first one. Golin/Harris obviously sees more in TSIG than those poor slobs that sold these last few days.

To: Artemous who wrote (22618)	3/30/1999 2:54:00 PM
From: Magic RN	Respond to of 44908

What did you do to deserve jail. Hey we may be in the same cell block, are you female? If so maybe we can get a discrimination suit going. If your not a woman maybe you could get in drag until we win Ha! You are lucky you didn't sell TSIG. My friends all hate me as they bought in at much higher prices so I hope we charge back soon. Carole PS Seems every time I tell someone about a stock it stops moving or regresses. I guess I'll keep my picks to myself.

To: Artemous who wrote (22618)	3/30/1999 3:25:00 PM
From: cicak	Respond to of 44908

Hi Artemous - this is a picture of me when I bought at 50 cents a few weeks ago only to watch TSIG tank immediately following my purchase... csusm.edu I even have some good friends that bought TSIG at 47 cents that are looking at me in a "not so friendly" way. I just said - check out TSIG.com in about 6 months to a year and tell me if you're happy. Long term - I'm convinced I'm buying TSIG.com at bargain basement prices but it is frustrating to buy a stock at what you consider to be an outrageously low price only to see the price go much lower shortly thereafter. I'm still trying to rationalize the stock behavior - which may be an exercise in futility. I understand the risks (and potential rewards) associated with the stock market - but there is one thing that doesn't add up. Why is there all this selling in the face of so much great news - and on a continuous basis ?? For me personally - a red flag is up - but that is my own personal opinion. And even then - I'm willing to take the risk and buy more shares in the near future because I believe in TSIG.com's long term prospects. Anyways - I think once Golin/Harris International - our new PR firm pulls up it's sleeves - we should see some very positive developments in TSIG.com share price - even prior to the revenues and earnings being reported. Go TSIG.com !!! Regards, phil.com