Today I got an e-mail via an acquaintance who got it from someone in Ireland containing the proofs of Jamie Oliver's as-yet-unreleased cookbook. It was sent to me as an attachment, which I have opened, and indeed it is the real thing, all 150+ pages. Supposedly someone at the publishing house sent it to a friend, who distributed it to everyone he knew.
There was a scam 2 or so years ago purporting to be this but it was just a set of recipes that someone had retyped. What recipes are in the file you have ?
Muckerheide said:
Today I got an e-mail via an acquaintance who got it from someone in Ireland containing the proofs of Jamie Oliver's as-yet-unreleased cookbook. It was sent to me as an attachment, which I have opened, and indeed it is the real thing, all 150+ pages. Supposedly someone at the publishing house sent it to a friend, who distributed it to everyone he knew.
On Mon, 31 Oct 2005 18:49:28 +0100, Steve Y <[email hidden]>
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There was a scam 2 or so years ago purporting to be this but it was just a set of recipes that someone had retyped. What recipes are in the file you have ?
Muckerheide said:
Today I got an e-mail via an acquaintance who got it from someone in Ireland containing the proofs of Jamie Oliver's as-yet-unreleased cookbook. It was sent to me as an attachment, which I have opened, and indeed it is the real thing, all 150+ pages. Supposedly someone at the publishing house sent it to a friend, who distributed it to everyone he knew.
in article [email hidden], jacqui{JB} at [email hidden] wrote on 10/31/05 4:16 PM:
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"Muckerheide" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Today I got an e-mail via an acquaintance who got it from someone in Ireland containing the proofs of Jamie Oliver's as-yet-unreleased cookbook. It was sent to me as an attachment, which I have opened, and indeed it is the real thing, all 150+ pages. Supposedly someone at the publishing house sent it to a friend, who distributed it to everyone he knew.
LOL- I preach Snopes to EVERYONE ad nauseam!! but in this case, for some reason it never crossed my mind. The book was typeset and as glossy as anything can really get on a computer screen. On the other hand, I don't have any of his books, so even if there is one winning recipe, I will consider myself ahead of the game.
Frankly, I never open attachments of fuzzy origin, and I am fortunate to still have a computer as we speak. Lesson noted. Thanks
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Today I got an e-mail via an acquaintance who got it from someone in Ireland containing the proofs of Jamie Oliver's as-yet-unreleased cookbook. It was sent to me as an attachment, which I have opened, and indeed it is the real thing, all 150+ pages. Supposedly someone at the publishing house sent it to a friend, who distributed it to everyone he knew.