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I've checked and checked and while I can't say they are positively real, noone can say their def. Fake, it is a tough one but I'm thinking they are or were the real deal, the writing on n mine was more rushed and bigger, but still dead on

vivalakayla wrote:As much as it **** I strongly believe they are secs. If you look at old, old successes the handwriting and sigs are totally different then whats come out of there the past few years.

He's even said his mother handles all his fanmail because his writing is "chicken scratch". If that doesn't say "My mom signs my stuff" IDK what else does.

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As much as it sucks I strongly believe they are secs. If you look at old, old successes the handwriting and sigs are totally different then whats come out of there the past few years.

He's even said his mother handles all his fanmail because his writing is "chicken scratch". If that doesn't say "My mom signs my stuff" IDK what else does.

kreecher wrote:
Sure, but isn't it more convenient and cheaper (since the celebs who don't sign their fanmail usually deal with TONS of letters) to get the mail sent straight to the sec or the ghost signer? If they forward fanmail they pay extra for it, multiplying and multiplying = lots of money.....

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his mail never goes to california, it's automatically re-routed by the post office and they're sec signatures

CHIgrapher wrote:A lot of celebs have their fan mail forwarded to whatever address their sec or ghost signer is at.

So that argument to prove an autograph is legit, doesn't hold water.

Sure, but isn't it more convenient and cheaper (since the celebs who don't sign their fanmail usually deal with TONS of letters) to get the mail sent straight to the sec or the ghost signer? If they forward fanmail they pay extra for it, multiplying and multiplying = lots of money.....

But thank you everyone for your opinions and suggestions!!!! Highly appreciated!))

A lot of celebs have their fan mail forwarded to whatever address their sec or ghost signer is at.

So that argument to prove an autograph is legit, doesn't hold water.

I would like to think they are genuine, maybe when he's not so rushed his signature isn't as sloppy.
His IP is also a little larger and all joined together.
However, I sent him 2 SAES last year, one for myself and another on behalf of a charity I was working for.
I received them back days apart from each other, the one for me was exactly like the ones above.. the one for the charity had exactly the same handwriting as above (a long written message) but the signature was different. It was taller and all joined up just like his IPs. So it made me wonder whether he only actually signs the charity and important items but leaves regular fan mail up to a sec.
I don't know, I really don't.

A few things I've noticed.
I too sent to the California address and received my response back from the Louisiana address. Channing Tatum I think owns a restaurant there with somebody.
So, why would Channing have his mail sent from California to Louisiana just for a secretary to sign it?
In addition, whoever does the signing legitimately reads the letters and names, because he differs what he writes depending on your gender.
Finally, my autographs looks like it came from the same hand as yours, and I have seen others, some with a lengthy message, in the same handwriting. It also looks like a cleaner version of many IP successes I've seen.

So, I'm pretty confident in say that it is authentic.

It's hit or miss with him. I'd say It's a secretary, but that's just my opinion on It.