Some of the email successes are real, I tracked and hunted and found an email for Brad Paisley and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau years ago, got a response back that said I did not need to send a SASE that if I send my address they would be happy to get me a signed photo. Now granted this was before Nikolaj Coster-Waldau was on Game of Thrones but they are real and I was very pleased. But I think if you are looking for email successes most people will post them in the feedback forum if they are going to post them at all. So just look there :)

I have demi lovatos and miley Cyrus :D

I received an email requested autograph from Judi Dench today, it was personalized, and I consider it a success!

[quote="Judy89"]With e-mail section I didn't mean it as a list of mails, just a folder for thread for people to post successes in (most of the people do not give out e-mail adresses anyways).

I'm also NOT a fan of them. I just meant to put them away from the real feedback because I also don't consider them as real successes. I know there's a trash section, but it takes too long most of the time to move them to the trash. (I'm always like "WOW" when I read a rare celebrity name and then, when opening the post, I realize it's on of those ominous e-mail successes).[/quote]

Agreed email successes aren't real successes. The Taylor Swift email successes are proof enough of that. Most of these successes are posted by people that don't even know that the autographs are fake anyway. Almost no email autographs are real these days as celebrities can't be bothered sending dealers completely free real autographs. :roll:

With e-mail section I didn't mean it as a list of mails, just a folder for thread for people to post successes in (most of the people do not give out e-mail adresses anyways).

I'm also NOT a fan of them. I just meant to put them away from the real feedback because I also don't consider them as real successes. I know there's a trash section, but it takes too long most of the time to move them to the trash. (I'm always like "WOW" when I read a rare celebrity name and then, when opening the post, I realize it's on of those ominous e-mail successes).

Emails get spammed easily. Then the stars stop signing. Also people just get the autographs for free and then sell them.

[quote="Judy89"]Apart from discussing whether or not to post e-mail adresses, I definitely think we need an "e-mail successes" section on here. It's too confusing and also very frustrating to always see e-mail successes in the "Feedback" forum.[/quote]

[color=#0000FF]An email success section would be a big mistake. That will be basically a list of emails that you can get successes from and people will just email every success for an autograph since they know they send out. I don't think email successes should be posted full stop, it only causes arguments.[/color]

Apart from discussing whether or not to post e-mail adresses, I definitely think we need an "e-mail successes" section on here. It's too confusing and also very frustrating to always see e-mail successes in the "Feedback" forum.

Usually when a celebrity receives too many requests for an autograph by e-mail, they switch to preprint or autopen in order to send the requests out as soon as possible. This is probably due to the overwhelming amount of authentic autograph requests piling up in their inbox. If you do not mind getting preprints, you should try e-mailing studio fan mail. They send preprints of various celebrities very fast. If you collect authentic autographs, your best chance is to try writing to them through the mail. I know it stinks when you send a LOR, pictures, and an SASE to a celebrity only to receive an RTS, autopen, or preprint. One failure is a step closer to a success. You just have to remember to continue trying because after waiting weeks or months for an authentic autograph and getting one in the mail is such a rewarding feeling. Don't give up! Keep collecting and good luck! :)

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