I'm sorry I greatly offended you (not really) and the reason I'm saying a month and a half is a lot of time is because everyone else who sent to him got their's back in less than 1 month. Also I'll remember to post things in the feedback forum so I don't offend anybody really its just a website you...

From Jeremy Bulloch: Thanks for your email. Unfortunately I cannot accept photos or comics here at my address in the UK as I only have a standard letter box. If I am not at home the postman will either fold everything in half (ruining photos etc.) or letters will be returned to the sender. Hopefull...

[insert generic response of A MONTH AND A HALF IS NO TIME AT ALL and SERIOUSLY, HOW DIFFICULT IS IT TO POST FEEDBACK IN THE FEEDBACK FORUM?]

Guys, this one is simple... if it's not real... some proof goes up in detail The pic of those being signed is in a relaxed atmosphere, so no real reason it would be hurried. I'll say again, the sheer quantity of responses in such a short time is what raises my doubts.

Have to agree, the T is near on identical, and the rest looks like a hurried version (on the cd I mean). It's worth noting that Play.com signed items are signed in a flash, and the quality goes downhill quickly, especially for those who don't give a toss about their fans as long as money is spent.

I emailed Jeremy Bulloch and he told me not to send them as there is no way for him to receive anything in the UK. He said his box there is unable to receive photos/comics. I've seen people get successes from him in the UK, but I guess I should respect him telling me no. Admin: I will try to get a ...

The above post is a good one, I like that. I am still pretty dubious of this one, regardless of the OP's comments. There are just too many responses from some big names, and too quickly. I've spent months on end sourcing items, for example on the Olympics, and even with that it is very hard, even wi...