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To: FREAKAZOID who wrote (27241)	5/3/1999 6:13:00 PM
From: Bald Eagle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

<<I looked at the menu and saw all sorts of great and exciting things to order. The waitress came over to take our Order, I ordered the cuban beans and rice. >> OK, now I know why they call you Freak. "all sorts of great and exciting things to order" and you order beans and rice! You need to come to N'awlins and take some gastronomy lessons. :-)

To: FREAKAZOID who wrote (27241)	5/3/1999 6:54:00 PM
From: Jazzbo	Respond to of 44908

"Big Cuban" ... ah, fond memories. I went to Law School in Newark, N.J., and there was this Cuban Deli there... best sandwiches, best prices...in the back of the shop they sold religious icons. Ah, the good old days, broke, and not a worry in the world. Tim

To: FREAKAZOID who wrote (27241)	5/3/1999 8:04:00 PM
From: REW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

There are the three divisions. Each is working to further their own revenue potential. Also they are working together synergistically to advance the offerings of the others. Each for the one and all. The Teleservices Division has the Signature Group. Training is taking place for the beginning of the contracted activity in a couple of weeks. They are also providing support for the Card Division and is a major selling point for Hwang with his web services activities. Don't sell this operation short. There just may be talks going on to further add to the contracted clientel. There is always room for more. This quest for additional client base is what would probably generate the required move to larger quarters some day. The Products and Services Division (MyCard products) is generating as many sponsoring clients for the card products as they can. We have already seen quite a few and will see many more as time passes. Who knows, maybe even tomorrow. The card operation has also been and will be involved with additional offering avenues. We have already seen the Nettaxi inclusion and the UK portal arrangement. Watch for more of that type of arrangement. The teleservices division has been drafted to make occasional calls and research potential clients on the net during slack times. I have asked why they don't devote personnel to make continuing contact with the existing card clients to insure they understand and promote the card sales. Hwang is developing his division as one that will be constructing for lease or sale contracted web sites. He is excited with the added benefit of the teleservices support system. This addition places his offerings above the rest. Hwang has not been sitting around. There are several things popping in his world. We should begin to see them shortly. I wonder why, if the SV office is set to open, the date is floating and not set for the party. While Hwang is producing the rest of the sites for the card customer links and filling the MyMusicCard site with the contracted links and DVD offerings, he is producing the MyMusicCard mirror site for Nettaxi and the UK portal. Don't forget the Hispanic MyMusicCard and the MyPhotoCard site. This activity should keep his personnel busy until it is time to begin work on the coming clientel. It wouldn't surprise me to see his office come to the earnings of the teleservices division by the end of the year, then accelerating to surpass the other two divisions combined through next year. As always, my opinion Bob