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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TSIG.com TIGI (formerly TSIG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Huckster who wrote (28008)	5/12/1999 5:42:00 PM
From: FREAKAZOID	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

<<What does TSIG need to do (or prove) to start moving the price up?>> This is MO only. (1) Get more pro-active to the e-commerce side of things (2) spend less time on this "revolutionary" no cost advertising gig. (3) send Gordo up stairs (4) Place James Guild or John Hwang in Gordo's present spot. (5) Direct traffic to our MMC site using traditional "net" advertising (6) Place Marty on the BOD (7) Get gordo to place his 26mm shares back in the treasury (8) Concentrate on areas that will make money, rather than spreading time and efforts across a broad field. (9) Close deals that are on the table ASAP, and get them generating cash. In short what TSIG must do to make this stock go up is make it attractive to investors. This means Gordo must leave his massive ego at home and go up stairs to do what he does best...become the deal maker and speaker for TSIG, let Guild do what he does best..run the company. I still feel confident that TSIG will be a good investment, but alot of decisions must be made at the next BOD meeting. freak!!

To: Huckster who wrote (28008)	5/12/1999 8:50:00 PM
From: REW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

What TSIG needs to do to raise the stock price. 1. Generate revenue from the Teleservices Division. The training of operators for the input of business from Signature is going on. With the transfer of that business the revenue will begin to grow as the account matures. There is always a continuing search for and discussion with additional accounts to add to this client base. 2. Generate revenue from the Card product sales. Execution has begun with the Babe Ruth, Lightning, and Ice Palace accounts and the other smaller deals that have been put in place. The revenue so far has been small, as expected, but continuing efforts to bring client awareness to the sale of these Card products will continue. This will enhance the growth factor of sales as the Card is further inputted into the fund raising attempts. The national distributorship network is right at being instituted. This will bring the Card products to the local level for awareness and sales. This will also place local emphasis on the national card deals as there will be a local representative to aid in the education and sales of the products. 3. Generate revenues from the sales of CDs. The CD sales will be a natural function of the MyMusicCard sales. As the Card volume increases the CD sales will also. There has been a decision to start fulfillment of the "Top 100" CDs through TSIG's own fulfillment house. This will stop the "Top 100" from being a loss leader and turn them profitable. This alone could raise the profit margin on the sale of CDs by $.50/CD. 4. Generate revenue from the Online Division. There have already been a number of projects placed for Hwang to accomplish for TSIG.com. Linking the productive contracts with the existing MyMusicCard site, Amplified, Custom Revolutions, and the DVDs. Producing the sites for the contracted sponsors and linking them to the MyCard company's sites. Making the Hispanic MyMusicCard site. Completing the site arrangements for the display of the MyNettaxiMusicCard site to be displayed on the Nettaxi portal as the exclusive choice of their visitors and consumers for their music selections. Manufacturing the UK portal. Making the PhotoCard site. Hwang does not know how to sit still. He is out talking and dealing with his many connections and making contact with numerous potential clients. Signings may be imminent. The funding coming will allow for the staffing to be completed so Hwang can go into full production. Revenue is expected to be rapidly generated from this division. 5. Execution of the business plan to generate revenue. Additional financing has been obtained and will soon be in hand. This will allow the execution of the existing Business Plan. The resultant expectations are for the three divisions to be able to generate the revenue necessary for there to be no need for any further financing to be done in the old manners. As the stock value rebounds there will be the availability to do additional financing on favorable terms to buy out or retire the old financing. Funding the three divisions will allow them to proceed with the various plans and ideas to cause the generation of the revenue to create the advance in earnings toward profitability. This is hoped to be in the Aug/Sep area. 6. Internal changes or additions to accelerate the move of increased revenue. The appointment of Martin Frankel to the Board of Directors will cause a balance of the decision process. The flow of ideas will be more readily discussed and considered. Having the additional experience and interest on the Board will be an advantage. The adjustment of the structure will cause additional discussion on many varied fronts and additional thought and consideration to be placed on decisions that will have a direct bearing on the future of TSIG.com. 7. Promotion of TSIG.com as a function of revenue. Golin/Harris has been signed as the PR firm to represent TSIG.com. This is one of the prestigious firms and carries a top reputation. They have discussed and made plans for the promotion of TSIG.com. This will spread the name and capabilities of the company throughout the investment industry. This will have the additional effect of having potential clientele hear about the offerings and capabilities of TSIG. This will greatly aid in their decision making process whether to do business with TSIG. As always, my opinion Bob