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I got this wonderful picture from Mr. Jerry Lee Lewis!
Sent to his home address in The database

Jerry Lee Lewis Music
P.O. Box 384
Nesbit, MS 38651
USA

Picture: http://surfmypictures.com/photo/18bacbf ... 464372.jpg

Website: http://www.sweautographs.weebly.com

Did you send a fee? The last success I saw from him, the sender included 20 bucks...

Mr. Lewis wrote a note to me saying "usually 50 dollar per signature but not for you" that's only because a friend of mine have known Jerry Lee for a long time so I was really lucky

Hi sweautographs

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Would you have a scan of the envelope you received please?
If so, you are in the run for the $10 gift certificate.

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It's true, he is now charging $50 for a hand written autograph.
I just had my picture returned with the $20 I had sent, and there was a note saying "As of 01/01/2014 it is now $50"

An Autograph Magazine Live discussion suggests there may be a possibility Jerry Lee's wife Judith is signing mail requests for him, even WITH the fee!

RevYick96 wrote:It's true, he is now charging $50 for a hand written autograph.
I just had my picture returned with the $20 I had sent, and there was a note saying "As of 01/01/2014 it is now $50"

jason1980s wrote:An Autograph Magazine Live discussion suggests there may be a possibility Jerry Lee's wife Judith is signing mail requests for him, even WITH the fee!

Wow.

I never had an issue with him charging, because he had some serious tax problems a few years back (to the point that he opened his house for tours to get money to live on) & I don't know that he ever got paid off. And royalties work differently for music produced in the mid-60's and earlier, so I'm not sure that he actually has an income.

That said, I think a $50 per fee is a bit steep and counter productive (he'd make a lot more money with the lower fee, just as it's easier to make $100 selling chocolate bars if you sell 100 for $1 each than if you sell 1 for $100). And scamming people is just ludicrous. They aren't technically "selling" them, so I don't know that it's necessarily illegal, but if it's true, I'm glad they're discouraging people from writing by raising the fee.

I wrote to him back when he was signing for free, and, unfortunately, got it back in the "stamp" end of the hill.

Does Jerry Lee have arthritis? I feel like I heard that somewhere, which would explain why he doesn't sign, but it doesn't excuse the actions.