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To: JWC who wrote (25579)	4/15/1999 10:30:00 PM
From: Zbyte	Respond to of 44908

Look Jeff, that is all you all are yacking about, we get the picture. Now if I were worried I would sell and shut up rather than make the stock drop. You know what your doing and so do I. DAY TRADER. If your being so honest tell everyone you just sold and are trying to drive the price down Mr. nice honest dude.

To: JWC who wrote (25579)	4/15/1999 11:23:00 PM
From: The Swordsman	Respond to of 44908

It's good that we have now confirmed from REW that there will not be a RS under any conditions. However, it's unnerving to know that tonight a person goes to bed and tomorrow the same shareholder wakes up to having only a fraction of the shares she had the day before. The numbers all work out the same so far as dollars. That is, until trading starts. Just the same I feel much better that we've been assured that it won't happen here and sincerely wish the subject would be taken to another thread. Sword.Com

To: JWC who wrote (25579)	4/15/1999 11:38:00 PM
From: Suzanne Newsome	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Earlier this evening, an individual reported on his delightful experience at Music Boulevard. His conclusion was <<Do some real DD and visit Music Boulevard, make a purchase there, then tell me who will EVER go back to TSIG?>> So I went to Music Boulevard and found "Higher Ground" by Barbra Streisand for $15.49. Same CD can be had from TSIG with a music card for $10.99 (or for $12.48 without a card). So basically someone could save four and a half bucks with a music card. Think anybody on the planet cares about a little thing like that? But, ALAS! TSIG doesn't ship to Japan! People, sell now! TSIG is doomed! They apparently are incapable of figuring how to ship a small item to Japan. Only Music Blvd. can do this--now and forever into the future! Puh-leeze. I am absolutely confident that TSIG will be shipping wherever it's profitable to do so. I saw nothing on the Music Boulevard site that TSIG can't have for the asking. After all, the people who developed the MB site now work for TSIG. The TSIG site is new; there are still bells and whistles to be added. Undoubtedly, MyMusicCard will be competitive with the other sites. Regards, Suzanne