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To: Bernard Deutsch who wrote (29941)	6/3/1999 8:28:00 AM
From: Zeev Hed	Respond to of 44908

Bernard, welcome to SI. I have seen your name mentioned few time here, but you must excuse my ignorance, I do not remember your name as associated with TSIG in a formal way, if you are, would you care to mention your position and functions within TSIG? Thanks in Advance. Zeev

To: Bernard Deutsch who wrote (29941)	6/3/1999 9:13:00 AM
From: The Swordsman	Respond to of 44908

Welcome to SI Bernie, I for one appreciate your candor and your forthrightness. In your post you end with... Additionally, I will only respond to legitimate questions that I can legally* answer.* A few, hopefully legitimate, questions; Your name does not show up anywhere in the public record and/or filings of TSIG. In what context are you using the word legally? Are you considered an insider? Did you speak with ztect, and relate the information as outlined in his Raging Bull post and then subsequently copied and posted here by David Boerman on SI post number 29808? Message 9897529 Do you have all your holdings of TSIG in one account and if not how many? Do you hold any TSIG shares in off-shore accounts? Have you ever traded TSIG stock over this past 18 months? And if so based upon what goals? Have you ever shorted TSIG? If so why? Are your trading records available for public scrutiny? Thank you, SC

To: Bernard Deutsch who wrote (29941)	6/3/1999 9:54:00 AM
From: The Swordsman	Respond to of 44908

Additional questions that come to mind; Did you or your group sell or short any shares of TSIG into the premature and non-public news of Marty Frankel's Board appointment last Friday? If so how many shares of TSIG were you or your group responsible for selling or shorting into the float? And if so, and as an interested investor, why did you sell and/or short shares of TSIG into the float that day? Thank you, SC

To: Bernard Deutsch who wrote (29941)	6/3/1999 10:42:00 AM
From: The Swordsman	Respond to of 44908

Additional questions: Have you or your group sold or shorted shares of TSIG in Tuesday's and Wednesday's trading activities? If so to what end was this being done. Are you one of the PP holders? If so has any of that converted stock been sold or shorted? And if so how many shares have been sold or shorted? Thank you, SC

To: Bernard Deutsch who wrote (29941)	6/9/1999 11:41:00 AM
From: Bernard Deutsch	Read Replies (7) \| Respond to of 44908

To All: Here is what you have been waiting for. The timely post to the questions I can answer. Take this however you'd like; make your own decisions as to the validity of my statements. I have been attacked by many people on this thread, none of whom know me. A member of my family has owned shares in TSIG as far back approximately as August of '98 and as high as $2. They have bought and sold stock having both made and lost money. They are now PP holders. They have converted 2 million shares at significantly higher prices. I believe it is of public record what the conversion price was. NEITHER I NOR MY FAMILY NOR ITS ENTITIES HAVE EVER NOR WILL EVER SHORT THIS STOCK. I have recommended this stock to many of my friends as well as other members of my family. My friends and my family own in excess of 15 million shares. MY FAMILY'S COMPANY IS THE COMPANY THAT BROUGHT THE MUSIC CARD PROGRAM AND CCI TO TSIG. WITHOUT CCI THE MUSIC CARD PROGRAM AND CONCEPT WOULD NOT EXIST TODAY!!!! There was a great risk to the PP investors. A BB company with a large negative cash flow has no chance of obtaining traditional financing. To that end, a convertible debenture of this type was not only the best they can do but IMHO it was the only road available to them. No one from this thread suggested a rights offering until the money from the PP was in and used. I have faith in the company and Robert Gordon or my family and friends would not have so much money invested in both the company and its stock. My friends and my family were the people that came up to the plate with money when no one else would, even now we were the people that sent the money to Lifetime Learning Systems 2 weeks ago. I too have other priorities other than SI. Forgive me if you choose, for not posting as fast as some people would like. I have been wrong but am still sitting long. Bernard Deutsch

To: Bernard Deutsch who wrote (29941)	6/14/1999 3:28:00 AM
From: Martin E. Frankel	Read Replies (5) \| Respond to of 44908

Bernie, Message 10047290 <Because I don't want to hurt the Co. and I do not believe this to be the right way to do business.> Message 10046237 Based upon your posts (and in particular the above two), it is quite evident and clear according to your writing that you and your family and friends came to the aid of TSIG in its time of need. I find it difficult to believe, therefore, that you would intentionally do anything to potentially harm your significant investment... especially with the potential for success that TSIG, IMO, still has. The major problems, as I see them at present, are the ability to execute the already existing alliances and "deals" to produce a positive cashflow... and the lack of shareholder confidence that has occurred due to the huge dilution which looms over the public shareholders' investment. The first problem can, again IMO, be resolved without that much difficulty. The second problem, however, is more difficult and will test the altruism and sincerity of you, your family and friends. I would like to formally request that the PP holders voluntarily add an addendum to their agreement (contract) with TSIG wherein they will agree not to convert any shares at a price below a 30% discount to the average closing ask price for the thirty (30) days immediately preceding the actually closing of the PP agreement last year. I know this is perhaps asking alot, but I truly believe that doing so would significantly increase shareholder confidence in both the Company and management... as well as prove the sincerity of the PP holders as described by you. I believe there are still many of us, including myself, who have not sold any of our shares in TSIG. All of us who are still long would have immediate renewed confidence in TSIG and, IMO, many new shareholders would be attracted to invest in the Company. In the long run, IMHO, all the shareholders, including the PP holders, would benefit from a markedly higher share price. I believe I can safely say that I speak for all the public shareholders when I humbly and respectfully ask for your serious and immediate consideration of the above. Time is if the essence. We... the public shareholders... look forward to your positive response. Thank you for your attention and... Shalom. Best always, Marty