Mine took anywhere from 2 to 6 weeks.

If you know how to get Julie Andrew's autograph let me know.. From what I hear, she's a tough one to get!

ZDevin

Here's a challange... Let's all pick an actor/actress, find their actual mailing address and mail them the SFM pic that we recieved... and ask them to autograph it for real!!!

Your best bet to getting an answer to that question is just to watch the posts in the Feedback Forum...

If I see a name pop up there that is an autograph I want, I send a pic and usually get it back signed.

ZDevin

Here's what I do: 1 Do not print your photo's on 'glossy' paper. Matte photo paper works good. I've found that the celebrities sometimes use a non-permanent silver marker to sign... I've had a couple of pics where the autograph literally fell off. 2 To mail the photos I use a 9x12 SASE envelope with...

I'm collecting photo's to display in my home theater (when i finish building it), so the postcard thing won't work for me... The photos definitely cost more to mail ($2+ per mailing), but at least I get what I want that way!!! (Although when I don't get replies it just hurts that much more becase of...

I do my "one in, one out" policy to keep it "cheap"... There was an initial cost to send out the first batch, but now it's just a buck or two every other week---it's just the cost of doing busniess as I see it. I've always included a letter, a SASE, and an 8x10 photo or two. ZDevin

First someone else got for me: Hulk Hogan

First purchased: Tim Curry (in Rocky Horror Regalia)

First in person: William S. Burroughs

When I first read about SFM mail I thought I'd give it a try, so I sent a bunch of emails... About 6 weeks later I started recieving some pre-prints. At first I thought it was kind of cool... But with each subsequent success I just kept feeling increasingly disenchanted. I recieved about 50 SFM succ...

I probably sent about 50 requests...