For four or five members it would probably be big enough, but I'd not personally send anything smaller than an 8"x6", unless it's a very, very light image which won't hide any signatures across it. I always send either 8x6 or (more usually) 10x8, the more room there is the more likely you ...

Thanks for the help everybody. Does anyone know of a uk based company that is like adorama and doesn't worry about copyright? As I said above, "I use a very large UK supermarket's online and collect in store service, and apart from a very mild verbal warning once have never had any problems wi...

9 people on a 4"x6"? Assuming you want their normal signatures rather than entrants for a tiny writing contest I would have thought that would have been far too small. I write to bands regularly and if there are more than four of them I would never send anything smaller than a 10"x8&q...

I would not use a padded envelope, they are designed for stopping oversize objects from being knocked about, and not for keeping pieces of paper flat.

If you're worried about pictures getting bent, put a piece of thin card in for protection.

yeah, right.

US stamps won't work from the UK, you will need to put either UK stamps or IRCs. You'll need to know the weight of the envelope to be able to calculate how many stamps or IRCs you'll need. I posted a more in-depth explanation of it on this post, about three-quarters of the way down the thread. http:...

She sells them on her website, did you buy it from there?

Otherwise I assume that this is your usual bs.

You need to put stamps on for the country it will be sent back from; for example, when I send to the USA from the UK I put UK stamps on the envelope I'm sending, and US stamps on the return envelope. If you're using IRCs you need to check the value in the country you're sending to and enclose enough...

You were lucky to get it back. As I understand from the USPS site (I remember reading it on there, but have no idea where to find it again) there are no reciprocal arrangements for collecting unpaid postage internationally and it would normally be RTS. In the UK it works the same, it will either be ...

This is a general question and not aimed at any celebrity in particular, but who's going to admit to not reading fanmail and sending out secs? I'm actually starting to think that the feedback section of this board is one of the least reliable places on the web, with "successes" from the se...