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To: rzer22 who wrote (28662)	5/21/1999 2:25:00 PM
From: Patricia Trinchero	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

A poster by the name of JRSwails can probably answer your questions. He is waiting to become a distributor and also knows others who are also waiting. Perhaps he can update us on where this particular program is in development. PT

To: rzer22 who wrote (28662)	5/21/1999 3:46:00 PM
From: JRSwails	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

rzer22...The Distributor packages will be going out next week. I just spoke with Richard Owens at TSIG ( 888-883-7744 ). He is in the process of getting them out now. I suggest you call him to make sure you're on that list. Now, to answer your other question about what a distributor makes on each card sale. The distributor makes $5.00 gross on a $10.00 card. After subtracting the cost of the card, all overhead ( to many to mention ) the net profit will vary from $2.00 - $2.50 per card. This really depends on many factors, but that's ballpark. Good luck to you if you are looking into becoming a distributor. I personally think the more distributors we have, the sooner TSIG will reach it's goals. Mary and Conrad Accola are a good example of what I mean. They just closed a deal with the Wisconsin Firefighters Memorial on a 21,000 Customized Promo Card Fund-raiser with a possible 42,000 repeat drive in the fall. That's a 63,000 promo card deal. Let's all quit complaining, roll up our sleeves and start supporting TSIG in their endeavors with positive statements. All this bashing is helping to keep the stock price down. I know there are other factors, but BASHING doesn't help. Positive outlooks will. JHMO GO TSIG GO Regards, Jerry