Alternative Medicine & Heriot-Watt

I wrote an email to the Alternative Medicine Research Institute (http://www.amri-europe.com) for some info, but I received a reply from Herriot-Watt. Why?

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Thank you for your interest in the Heriot-Watt University MBA.

I have referred your e-mail to Student Services at Financial Times Inc. of New York, who handle enquiries from the US and Canada. The e-mail address for the Student Services department is [email protected] and you can expect to hear from them shortly.


Financial Times Management Inc.
2 World Trade Center
Suite 1700
New York
NY 10048
USA
E-Mail:[email protected]
Tel: +1 212 390 5030
Fax: +1 212 344 3469

Best regards,

Michael J.A. Speyer
Student Services Officer
Heriot-Watt University MBA
Scandinavian Agency


----- Original Message -----
From: "Viet Nguyen" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 8:34 PM
Subject: Information Request
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>
> Please send a degree program and application to:
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> Viet Nguyen
> 3232 Graham Road
> XXXXX XXXXXX, XX XXXXX
> USA
>
> Install Engineer
> InterManage Installations
> UUNET Technologies, A Worldcom Company
> 1-800-944-5625

 

I think I can say with certainty that there is no connection between the Financial Times division of Pearson (or Heriot-Watt University) and a Danish alternative medicine institute (whose website is 'under construction').

This is truly a baffling matter.

John Bear

 

I went to this alternative medicine website, sent an e-mail via the link, and received a reply from them.

I can only imagine that there was some glitch in your e-mail program, or the address was mistyped, or the link wasn't working correctly.

Regards,

Michael Lloyd

 

Of note, on the Heriot-Watt student website this morning, there was a report on e-mail from a University staffer.

Due to problems with Internet routers in the UK and with an intra-University mail system in the UK, e-mail all over the UK and elsewhere in Europe, particularly to or from educational institutions, is being misrouted, misdelivered or vanishing into the ether.

This may explain your earlier e-mail problem.

Regards,

Michael Lloyd