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Weight Loss Forum / Low Carb / May 2004participate in news story on low-carb diet
national newsmagazine program is looking for a mom who is seriously trying to lose 25 pounds or more on a low-carb diet and would be willing to share her experience in an ongoing story. if interested, please e-mail dtllowcarb@hotmail.com > national newsmagazine program is looking for a mom who is seriously > trying > to lose 25 pounds or more on a low-carb diet and would be willing to > share > her experience in an ongoing story. if interested, please e-mail > dtllowcarb@hotmail.com What about us fat guys?  SignatureBob in CT Remove ".x" to reply > national newsmagazine program is looking for a mom who is > seriously trying to lose 25 pounds or more on a low-carb diet > and would be willing to share her experience in an ongoing > story. if interested, please e-mail dtllowcarb@hotmail.com What creditable newsmagazine would use a hotmail account for posting rather than their own domain... BJ the newsmagazine is dateline nbc What creditable newsmagazine would use a hotmail account for posting rather than their own domain... BJ Any person who is familiar with Usenet and message boards. should add that the participant should be in the NY, NJ, or CT area. (we won't rule out the men just yet.. so bob, if you are seriously considering, please e-mail the hotmail address for more info) > should add that the participant should be in the NY, NJ, or CT area. (we > won't rule out the men just yet.. so bob, if you are seriously > considering, please e-mail the hotmail address for more info) I've been on low carb too long. It'd be much nicer for a news story to find someone who loses quickly (I would think anyway). I'm losing slowly because I've less to lose than I once had. However, if you want to do an article on low carb and biking/lifting weights, let me know. SignatureBob in CT Remove ".x" to reply Should anyone here decide to respond to this inquiry... PLEASE. Do not give out any personal information (real name, address etc.) UNTIL you have a real name and phone number from a real newsmagazine and can verify it. Call them back. Check the credentials and ask for ID. Be cautious. Jennifer > national newsmagazine program is looking for a mom who is seriously trying > to lose 25 pounds or more on a low-carb diet and would be willing to share > her experience in an ongoing story. if interested, please e-mail > dtllowcarb@hotmail.com >Should anyone here decide to respond to this inquiry... > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > >Jennifer Any dummy should know that a "national newsmagazine" of any repute would *never* operate with a hotmail address! But then, there are those who are extra dumb... >> national newsmagazine program is looking for a mom who is seriously trying >> to lose 25 pounds or more on a low-carb diet and would be willing to share >> her experience in an ongoing story. if interested, please e-mail >> dtllowcarb@hotmail.com ~ ~ ~ ~ Sh0rtcircuit (Deb) Clean out the junk. Started LC 04/03/04 Me: 186/157/100 5'0" Gunny: 280/238/180 5'11" ======== "Keep on keepin' on!" [My Dad, 8/13/10-12/1/94. His memory lives on.] Not so, regular email accounts are a big pain in the butt for businesses who have the problem of filtering out all the spam and viruses without missing any valid mail. Haven't you noticed that many business sites require that you submit mail to them through a web interface? Using a disposable hotmail address for a one-time project makes a lot of sense. In news:rblcb05pd4v9kfn26ipbbi0nj58lql0bc7@4ax.com, sh0rtcircuit (Deb) <sh0rtcircuitjunk@bellsouth.junk.net> stated | Any dummy should know that a "national newsmagazine" of any repute | would *never* operate with a hotmail address! But then, there are [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] | [My Dad, 8/13/10-12/1/94. | His memory lives on.] >Not so, regular email accounts are a big pain in the butt for businesses who >have the problem of filtering out all the spam and viruses without missing >any valid mail. Haven't you noticed that many business sites require that >you submit mail to them through a web interface? Using a disposable hotmail >address for a one-time project makes a lot of sense. That could be so. My bad. It hasn't always been that way, for sure. Most reputable companies want to instill confidence in their prospective customers so they maintain their own domain including webmail. Personally, I won't do business with anyone using a hotmail address (because they *are* disposable) unless it's on ebay and they have a very good seller rating. YMMV. ~ ~ ~ ~ Sh0rtcircuit (Deb) Clean out the junk. Started LC 04/03/04 Me: 186/156.5/100 5'0" Gunny: 280/233/180 5'11" ======== "Keep on keepin' on!" [My Dad, 8/13/10-12/1/94. His memory lives on.] And make sure that it is not really affiliated with "Shape" magazine... right Sheila? ;) Dave > Should anyone here decide to respond to this inquiry... > [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > her experience in an ongoing story. if interested, please e-mail > > dtllowcarb@hotmail.com Dateline NBC is looking for a mom who is seriously trying to lose 25 pounds or more on a low-carb diet and would be willing to share her experience in an ongoing report. if interested, please e-mail dtllowcarb@hotmail.com |
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