^ I wasn't tweeting against him, I just asked if he saw the cards I don't think it was him who did it but that was before admin posted the rates for memorabilia to get signed off the link I posted lol I didn't pay attention to begin with. Erased the tweet as well

Darrell's never been a good signer to begin with, from what I've heard. I don't even think he did the Class of 2008 autograph signing at the football hall of fame. Some of the newer players just feel above doing the signings, even for the hall. It's possible he had previous engagements, I know Deion Sanders didn't do his signing because he was with a group of underprivileged kids. Darrell does charity work, from what I've seen.

Tweeting against a player because he didn't sign, especially considering he does official paid signings, will only further frustrate a typically poor signer. Not trying to get on your case, it was an honest mistake. We all make them but must learn that, for this hobby to survive with good signers, we can't do things that will alienate an athlete or actors or musician from wanting to sign in the future.

I suppose I should have looked at the site before sending it. Thanks

Hi BTNH

Thank you for your feedback

http://www.darrellgreen.com/fans-center ... h-signing/



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They should tweet back that you should have looked through the website. He has a section where you can send those cards in and PAY A FEE to have them signed. This is nothing new. Darrell has been doing this for years.

Now, if you paid the fee, and the cards were sent back unsigned, you would have right to tweet your displeasure. You sent the card, unsolicited, and got the standard response to a Darrell request without the fee being sent.

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Sent 2 cards and a SASE to his address provided on his website: http://www.darrellgreen.com

Darrell Green Enterprises, LLC
P.O. Box 359
Ashburn, VA 20147

Whoever received the letter used my SASE instead of refusing the letter so I would atleast get my stamp back :/