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To: cicak who wrote (27452)	5/5/1999 11:19:00 PM
From: Phxphenom	Respond to of 44908

I would like to echo Phillip's sentiments. Martin will be a great asset to all true investors of TSIG.com RG TAKE NOTE! Bring him on!

To: cicak who wrote (27452)	5/5/1999 11:29:00 PM
From: Suzanne Newsome	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 44908

Sword reported that outstanding shares increased 1.7 million shares from 4/14/99 to 4/30/99. I talked to Paul Henry today to ask about these shares. He said (and called me back after talking to corporate counsel in Colorado to confirm) that these shares were due to options that had been exercised. Several people in management have the option to buy shares at $.30 (kind of like the rest of us do!) and apparently have. As you know, options usually have expiration dates beyond which they can't be exercised. So the company picked up half a million in capital, and some individuals in management increased their holdings in the company. I asked him about loan conversions. He said there have been no loan conversions by Robert Gordon. I told Mr. Henry that people on the thread were pretty frustrated by the stock price not going up after all these press releases. He said he was pretty frustrated too, especially after the TEMPO announcement, which he termed as being a "good" announcement. He said if TSIG could find a "credible strategic financial partner," then people could focus on the upside potential of the company and worry less about the downside. He predicted they would find this financial partner within 2-5 months. He said they were not only looking for an investor, but looking at what else this party may bring to the table. At $.30 per share, TSIG has a capitalization of $27.9 million. Mr. Henry said TSIG is a lot further along with their business plan than a lot of Internet companies with capitalizations of half a billion dollars. As for why the stock price is down, he said that there is some daytrading for pennies, but not as much as before. He said PP shares are tied up until past October. He finally said he really didn't know why the stock price is down, but said they are so busy focusing on the delivery of substance in the company, that they didn't have time to sit around and analyze why the stock price wasn't going up. He said he was working with Golin/Harris trying to deal with some things in the 10K that needed attention. They are simply working hard to execute the business plan confident that the substance of the company will be recognized by the market eventually. So, as you can see, there is nothing horrible and sinister going on at the company. In fact, everything is progressing in a desirable manner except for one thing—the stock price. TSIG is undervalued. How long will that last, and what will be the catalyst that brings the stock suddenly (perhaps) to a fair valuation? Regards, Suzanne

To: cicak who wrote (27452)	5/6/1999 7:50:00 AM
From: REW	Respond to of 44908

**DISCLOSURE** The information being sent to me concerning shareholders names, addresses, phone numbers, and share counts will not be shared or kept by me for any reason. The information is to be used solely for the purpose of what I have disclosed in prior posts. Since there is a shareholders meeting in June (the current plan) or July, I will be holding a copy for introduction at the meeting if there is no action disclosed before then. Bob