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To: Bald Eagle who wrote (27959)	5/12/1999 6:03:00 AM
From: AVISHIR	Respond to of 44908

Bald Eagle.....I'm sorry for your frustration but TSIG is not to be viewed as a short term BB stock play. They are building a very agressive, comprehensive business. However long it takes, IMHO, it will be well worth it. Timetables posted on this thread, even when well intentioned, cannot be relied upon as fact. The company is easily reachable, as is G/H. The published news speaks for itself. If you need the money, sell and move on . If not, see how the revenue stream develops over the next few quarters. The irony over following a stock like TSIG over BB threads is that this company is not a stock that will behave like a typical BB with "news" leading to P and D etc...IMO. the investor who is long term will do incredibly well and others will be greatly disappointed. I just keep accumulating and am thankful to have stumbled onto TSIG. I hope to visit the company within the next few weeks..As for your question "Does anyone think TSIG is EVER going to make money?" ...It sounds to me you are very young or impatient. For a company to turn around from gound zero to profits within about four quarters is INCREDIBLE (reference the other internet companies) With due respect to you, this company is a no brainer when weighing risk versus reward...As a matter of fact I am long several 100K shares.

To: Bald Eagle who wrote (27959)	5/12/1999 6:27:00 AM
From: Gordon Owen	Respond to of 44908

Bald Eagle: I'll admit to mixed feelings. Among my three "losers" are two I'll sell mainly to reduce the horrendous taxes from the "winners." TSIG won't be sold because it continues to show every sign of being a huge money maker and I don't mean from selling the stock; I mean from my share of corporate profits over the decades. Sure, in my worst dreams I picture RG chortling while selling 15 cent shares for 10 or 20 cents profit. You know, like in the movie "The Producers" where they tried to do an unsuccessful play so that investors would never notice that together they held more than 100%. But that scenario doesn't work for several reasons. The movie's plot only worked because they accidently produced a moneymaker, whereas RG is busting hump to make this thing work. Internally, he has hired the best people and they're charging hard on three fronts. Externally, he has "partnered" with the best firm to tell our story to investors (not just the few hundred or thousand folks, mostly nearsighted traders, who inhabit SI and RB.) Further, this PR firm has two things in its history: (1) a penchant for merging charity with business, having come up with the idea of Ronald McDonald House for McDonalds and (2) a track record of avoiding BB companies except for Amazon at two bucks and TSIG at less than a buck. Put these factors together with TSIG's next-generation business model which beats Amazon by combining a "no advertising cost" approach to sales with a "win win" approach to fund raising or business development, and you've got a longterm hold which can change your life. If my vision is right - and somebody please tell me why it's wrong - it won't matter how much less than a buck TSIG hit early in 1999 or how many times it got that low. All that will count is how many shares you hold. Meanwhile, it's odd that a stock with all this going for it can't go up a couple cents and hold on to that level. Rather than worry about official "dilution" (which is an emotionally loaded term to describe getting a slightly smaller percentage of a much larger pie)what do you think of my fear that there's a swinish MM out there, cynically selling imaginary shares and pocketing the funds? Specifically, what do you think of my previous post on a music card "dividend" as a means of smoking out such an MM and allowing our stock to rise to its proper level? G. Owen

To: Bald Eagle who wrote (27959)	5/12/1999 4:07:00 PM
From: cicak	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Hi Bald Eagle - <<Does anyone think that TSIG is EVER going to make money?>>. Yes - I am invested in TSIG.com because I think it will become very profitable. The speed of execution (i.e. delays) for existing deals is disappointing but that doesn't change my long term outlook for TSIG.com. This is one area that I think Martin E. Frankel could make a decisive difference - improving the execution of existing deals and of course bringing in new deals. I anticipate that I will be one very satisfied investor by the 3rd and 4th quarter of 1999. P.S. Sorry to hear that you won't be posting on the thread anymore. I wish you would reconsider. I personally think the thread is much better with you on it. If not - I guess we'll have to wait until TSIG.com gets on NAZDAQ until we see you again. :~) Regards, phil.com