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To: Andrew H who wrote (28791)	5/23/1999 10:28:00 PM
From: Craig Goodstadt	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 44908

Time to put pressure on TSIG ******* Their inaction to move in a timely manner does not sit well with me. I think I'm going to call them and ask some downright difficult questions... Marty will make sure that there is no dirty laundry going on behind the scenes and their inaction or voting "no" may be an indication that there is something to hide. I'm making the call tomorrow, I strongly suggest you voice your concern and support tomorrow as well.

To: Andrew H who wrote (28791)	5/24/1999 7:04:00 AM
From: ztect	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Regarding the $2.50... That is what the distributor said he netted per card. $5.00 gross. Profit share for fundraising group and percent cut for TSIG unknown. Not exactly sure what TSIG gets for card sales through distributors. See this post with queries. Message 9691753 Plus from this post below, the 21,000 card deal is a "promo card " deal. What this nets per card sale for TSIG is unknown as well as exactly how this promo card deal works with a fund raiser is also unclear. Message 9689747 Again more unknowns. z

To: Andrew H who wrote (28791)	5/24/1999 8:22:00 AM
From: REW	Respond to of 44908

We have to consider the cost of operation of the distributors. The cost of the cards the distributors pay is a wholesale cost from TSIG and then involves no additional cost to TSIG other than production of the card. The distributor will likely be paying up front for their inventory of cards. Remember the direct representation of the distributors with their clientele should allow a higher closing ratio and generate additional profits due to a higher usage. TSIG maintains the profits from CD sales. I see nothing wrong with the roll in of the old CCI representatives with a wavier of the initial independent contractor fee. It was paid before to CCI and the network they had established gives them a leg up toward continuing production. They have also been waiting a substantial time for this to be regenerated. They also will require no training and will provide important aid to others coming into the system. Emphasis of the distributor on existing national contracts will greatly enhance the participation of these members as they will be able to involve themselves on the local level for support and instruction to these accounts. The account closed by one of the distributors shows the input of the local emphasis and it's importance. This type of activity will become normal as the distributors come on line and begin production. These accounts will be easier to close and will have a very short rampup time. Local emphasis accounts should normally be attempting to raise funds immediately.