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Re: Peyton Manning Failure

by dillingerisdead » Fri Aug 26, 2011 7:07 pm

The Peyback Foundation website clearly states that they cannot accept money for an autograph. However, I have noticed if you send CASH, it doesn't return. If you send a check and get an autograph, your check will be returned to you. Seems like someone in the mail room may be collecting the cash themselves.


And people didn't just find out Peyton signs, its been well known for years. I am 1 for 4 with him though.

Re: Peyton Manning Failure

by admin » Fri Aug 26, 2011 10:06 am

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Would you have a scan of the envelope and picture you received please?
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Re: Peyton Manning Failure

by dojust32 » Thu Aug 25, 2011 11:46 pm

indymovieman wrote:
Haha. Actually it is true. Do a simple search on this site and you will see that in the past it has worked. Also on sportscards forum it has worked tons of times. So saying it isn't true is just that, not true.
In that case, I should have said it is not NECESSARILY true. People were reporting, on THIS exact forum, that their donations were returned and they received a form letter saying Mr. Manning could not accept donations for his autograph. As I stated in my previous post, this was 2 years ago. Perhaps Mr. Manning and/or his foundation changed their policy.
Haha ok, I knew what you meant was just messing with you. I guess they have. I got one from him last year and had a donation. It was a 5x7 success though and he did not sign my item. Guess Ill try later this year with my item and no donation. I never word it in my letter making it seem like I am giving that donation to get my item signed.

Re: Peyton Manning Failure

by indymovieman » Thu Aug 25, 2011 11:08 pm

Haha. Actually it is true. Do a simple search on this site and you will see that in the past it has worked. Also on sportscards forum it has worked tons of times. So saying it isn't true is just that, not true.
In that case, I should have said it is not NECESSARILY true. People were reporting, on THIS exact forum, that their donations were returned and they received a form letter saying Mr. Manning could not accept donations for his autograph. As I stated in my previous post, this was 2 years ago. Perhaps Mr. Manning and/or his foundation changed their policy.

Re: Peyton Manning Failure

by Redsox9 » Thu Aug 25, 2011 10:51 pm

Also I would like to add if anybody has a Roberto alomar signed card they would like to trade just pm me. Thanks

Re: Peyton Manning Failure

by dojust32 » Thu Aug 25, 2011 10:49 pm

indymovieman wrote:
In the past if you donated to his fund he would sign, apparently not anymore.
Not true. I remember a couple of years ago if you donated and asked for an autograph, he would return the donation. He WOULD NOT sign for a donation....because, basically, it looked as if you were buying his autograph.

I was lucky enough to get his autograph a couple of years ago...I live in Indiana and the wait time was about 10 days. I got my card back on Xmas Eve. Talk about an incredible Xmas present!
Haha. Actually it is true. Do a simple search on this site and you will see that in the past it has worked. Also on sportscards forum it has worked tons of times. So saying it isn't true is just that, not true.

Re: Peyton Manning Failure

by indymovieman » Thu Aug 25, 2011 10:37 pm

In the past if you donated to his fund he would sign, apparently not anymore.
Not true. I remember a couple of years ago if you donated and asked for an autograph, he would return the donation. He WOULD NOT sign for a donation....because, basically, it looked as if you were buying his autograph.

I was lucky enough to get his autograph a couple of years ago...I live in Indiana and the wait time was about 10 days. I got my card back on Xmas Eve. Talk about an incredible Xmas present!

Re: Peyton Manning Failure

by striker20 » Thu Aug 25, 2011 9:50 pm

It's the luck of the draw with Peyton. I already tried him a year ago and received the same PP after a very long waiting time (more than 4 months) while others got their stuff back signed after only 10 days.

Re: Peyton Manning Failure

by dojust32 » Thu Aug 25, 2011 9:42 pm

macainautos wrote:
dojust32 wrote:I recieved the same today. I sent a 8x10 for him to sign and got that tinny picture with an obviously printed on signature. I would call it a failure. Just because I recieve my items back doesn't make it a success lol. I sent a $5 donation for this cruddy little picture.

No...a donation is just that, a donation, you shouldn't expect anything in return. If you do get something though...great!
I understand that. But I am not doing this or messaging on this forum to talk about my donations. This is a failure thread =P So we are discussing that this time, it was a failure. In the past if you donated to his fund he would sign, apparently not anymore. So in a way yes I was expecting my picture to be signed or to recieve the little picture that he did authentically sign. But I didn't.

Re: Peyton Manning Failure

by macainautos » Thu Aug 25, 2011 8:19 pm

dojust32 wrote:I recieved the same today. I sent a 8x10 for him to sign and got that tinny picture with an obviously printed on signature. I would call it a failure. Just because I recieve my items back doesn't make it a success lol. I sent a $5 donation for this cruddy little picture.

No...a donation is just that, a donation, you shouldn't expect anything in return. If you do get something though...great!

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