by stillluckyas13canbe » Mon Oct 14, 2013 12:10 pm
beckyloveschris13 wrote:I did send her a letter asking for her autograph & the picture I put on here is what I got back it is the only one I got from her
Okay, no one is disputing you sent her a letter asking for an autograph, and no one is disputing this is what you got back. The point being raised is that it's not been genuinely signed by Sarah Jessica Parker, and if you knew that (as you said in one post previously) then it's best to label it as such. For example, "Received - Preprinted Signed Photo" or "I got this photo back, sadly it's a PP".
If you don't know it's not a genuine signature when you receive it, fair enough, but several members pointed this out politely on this, and other threads (ie the Bonnie Wright one), and your response was to go ape at members who were trying to help. Members will always be happy to help if you ask for advice on the signature, and equally members will always point out if it's not genuine, for just the reasons I have given already... to prevent others from wasting time and money.
Feedback is feedback, be it a genuine signature, a PP or an RTS, but you have to label accordingly so no one else makes the same mistake as (most!) collectors prefer a real signature, for obvious reasons.
[quote="beckyloveschris13"]I did send her a letter asking for her autograph & the picture I put on here is what I got back it is the only one I got from her[/quote]
Okay, no one is disputing you sent her a letter asking for an autograph, and no one is disputing this is what you got back. The point being raised is that it's not been genuinely signed by Sarah Jessica Parker, and if you knew that (as you said in one post previously) then it's best to label it as such. For example, "Received - Preprinted Signed Photo" or "I got this photo back, sadly it's a PP".
If you don't know it's not a genuine signature when you receive it, fair enough, but several members pointed this out politely on this, and other threads (ie the Bonnie Wright one), and your response was to go ape at members who were trying to help. Members will always be happy to help if you ask for advice on the signature, and equally members will always point out if it's not genuine, for just the reasons I have given already... to prevent others from wasting time and money.
Feedback is feedback, be it a genuine signature, a PP or an RTS, but you have to label accordingly so no one else makes the same mistake as (most!) collectors prefer a real signature, for obvious reasons.
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