I've been wanting to do this for a while.
However, I'd really appreciate some tips on how to go about getting the autographs?
Thank you in advance
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mikesautos
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collecting autographs EXPENSIVE - Buying photos , Postage ect ... Good luck !!!!
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Am I better getting the photo's myself or just send a SAE??
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DiamondDave
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Always so positive.mikesautos wrote:collecting autographs EXPENSIVE - Buying photos , Postage ect ... Good luck !!!!
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If you want a reply, always send a photo plus a SASE. Not everybody has photos to send out, and you'll be getting a photo that you like rather than one you may not like (such as a headshot or a photo from a film you didn't enjoy.)
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I send 2 photos & suggest they keep one. Just sending a SASE is like saying "gimme gimme". If they want to include their own photo they will anyway (although there is a chance it'd only be a pre-print). If they sign your photo, better chance its original (though it could always be a sec or a fake)Glunkothy wrote:Am I better getting the photo's myself or just send a SAE??
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