mymymy wrote:its simply they want to rush through as mnay graphs as possible= more money! Sad but true

While they're trying to make money, they also dont want anyone to leave disappointed that they couldnt get one, if they were willing to pay.

mymymy wrote:I know Leonard did some, but as far as I know William didnt do any, I heard a couple ask fairly early on in the que and were refused, its simply they want to rush through as mnay graphs as possible= more money! Sad but true

That's what I thought. Yes, definitely sad...thanks for your help.

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I know Leonard did some, but as far as I know William didnt do any, I heard a couple ask fairly early on in the que and were refused, its simply they want to rush through as mnay graphs as possible= more money! Sad but true

Nice success! Do him or Leonard Nimoy ever personalize autographs? Did you ever hear people ask?

'All his money'...

He's the richest person on tv...

he made $600,000,000 off priceline.com

While people will pay , it is always worth them trying larger amounts - and it is and should always be up to us , the punter , if we are willing to pay what they want to charge .

The fact is you have got a nice piece of memorabilia , signed by both captains , that looks great

yah, LOL!
now that was insane!

well seeing as mike tyson was £100 for your own item or £75 for a signed picture, and a photo was £50, i didnt think £35 for shatner was a bad deal.

thanks bud simpson!

Well I assume He is pretty wealthy but I often thought the reason some of these celebs attend these conventions are becasue they are strapped for cash (or maybe in his case, plain greedy). As you may know, its not Bill chargig the £35, he charges a fee for his attendance and then the organisers charge what they want; the huge price most likely indicates the fee he was asking for was big bucks!!! He must have signed atleast 2500 over the weekend, not to mention photoshoots and a talk he was charging for, you do the math!