fucking ebay assholes

[quote=tardis2006johnb post_id=2846714 time=1614714537 user_id=13157]
Michal1986, if you are a real fan as you say then why then write to her now then years back in her heyday?
[/quote]From my point of view doesn't matter when he wrote. There could be pleanty reasons. Language barrier, new hobby or anything else. Growing autograph market changed everything. There are hundreds or thousands 'smart guys' who found it as way to earn some money.
That is sad fact :(
I started collecting autograps four year ago and mostly I am focused on actresses, actors, singes from time when I was teenager. They infueance on my life is something what I like. I handwrite all letters, I do some calligraphy on every envelope. It requires time so some people who I admire are still on my 'to do' list. A lot of them are out of reach, and this group is growing. That's life :)

AND pay an arm and a leg for the autograph!

I got the same thing a couple weeks ago. It's a shame anyone who writes her (true fans) won't get her autograph. I absolutely love when I receive personalized autographs. It means more to me than just their signature. A lot more celebrities are heading down this path. Pretty soon everyone will only be able to get their autographs at a convention or signing session.

Michal1986, if you are a real fan as you say then why then write to her now then years back in her heyday? Anyway, she is just a person who does have feelings. And if you are a fan then just respect her.

@tardis2006johnb well, at the same time you punish your real fans (who are a majority of autograph requests that you receive, and who contributed to your high living standard). Some actors sign a lot and among other things, it lowers market prices of their autographs (in fact it is cheaper to send an autograph request, than to buy a signed photo where someone removed a personalisation). In any case, it is each celebrity's personal philosophy and we cannot do much about that.

davey2017 complain to the ebayers/dealers that have done this to her. It's not her fault she feels this way. How would you feel if people "used" you to make money off of you? I commend and respect Ms Basinger for her wishes.

So what if a few if the people who write to her for an autograph are dirt dealers- I'd say that would only make up a small percentage of the guys who write to her. In a country that is as impoverished as America, can one honestly blame people if they chose to sell her autograph? Eventually though that autograph will find it's way to someone who loves and cherishes it.

Kim has achieved what only 1 percent of Americans have and that is 'the American dream': to get paid millions for doing something one enjoys doing.' The least she can do for her fans what cd bought her crap and big'd her upto the A-LIST celebrity status she is at is to squiggle her name on a few pieces of card.

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[quote=tardis2006johnb post_id=2846056 time=1614536988 user_id=13157]
Yet people will still not listen and continue to waste their time trying.
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I sent my request when she was still signing. It takes a bit longer to receive a request from Europe, and then to receive it back. Obviously I wouldn't send it now.