Ashjackson wrote:It's a pre print unfortunately as I to waited over a year for him and last week got the exact same picture as yours and it's identical in every way.

They're presigned, I've seen a few that are the same photo but the signature is different

Pre-signed. Other people have received the same picture but the autograph differs in each and are signed in different places.
Congrats

Gillian McEwan wrote:I know your right about posting pictures and I would like to but I am hopeless with technology. I will get around to doing it at some point

Open an Instagram account, upload your pictures on there, and then attach the link to your posts on here

Brilliant success! I must try him! Although I may just wait until I see him live on tour this year as I'll hopefully meet him Thank you for your kind comment! I hope you get to meet him on his tour and good luck if you decide to write to him :) Thanks babe! If I get to meet him I'd be happy to try ...

Brilliant success! I must try him! Although I may just wait until I see him live on tour this year as I'll hopefully meet him

Do you know how to post pictures? I ask because your posts are pointless spam without them. Not calling you a liar, but I could say I got an autograph from someone super hard to get or even someone really easy to get, but without photographic evidence (on a forum that's meant to help others...), nob...

Actually the "To Alex" is genuine, it matches her handwriting on personalised cards from the Eastenders address. It's just been written in a different pen, as the signature is presigned. Obviously she then received Alex's request, pulled out an autograph from her stack, and personalised it...

An address that isn't in the public knowledge.
i.e., a home address, an agents email address, a make up artists email address, a venue that you know a celebrity is visiting but isn't announced to be at.

Those kinds of things

Fabulous success! When did you send if you don't mind me asking? I love his books!

Which address did you use please? I'm trying to decipher if it's anUK or USA address, as the global forever stamps are confusing. I thought mail sent from the UK could only be sent with UK stamps I sent to the UK address from the US using the Global Forever Stamps on both the outgoing envelope and ...