fromuk2014 wrote:...I've heard of a few success' from Bradley Cooper...
And
this is why there's no rule banning authenticity talk in FB, no matter what some less-than-bright individuals would have you believe.
There haven't been authentic Bradley Cooper TTMs since "The Hangover" made it big.
fromuk2014 wrote:I can see his mother helping with the mail, after all Seth McFarlane has his father Ron help with his mail.
Can we as a forum please stop referring to that as "helping"?
"Helping" would be sorting the mail, preparing it for signing, holding it until signing, and packaging it afterwards.
This is "forging".
Not to mention that guesses as to who's doing it are usually wrong when said guess is a family member.
There are people who insist that, for years, Debbie Reynolds was signing for Carrie Fisher, even though:
1) a lot of evidence suggests that Debbie didn't even sign her own mail
2) Debbie is a far bigger star than her daughter
3) They were not on good terms for a while
Honestly, it doesn't even really matter who signed it. All that matters is whether it was the pictured celebrity or not. (Granted, there are a few exceptions to this rule, but this is not one of them.)
[quote="fromuk2014"]...I've heard of a few success' from Bradley Cooper...[/quote]
And [b]this[/b] is why there's no rule banning authenticity talk in FB, no matter what some less-than-bright individuals would have you believe.
There haven't been authentic Bradley Cooper TTMs since "The Hangover" made it big.
[quote="fromuk2014"]I can see his mother helping with the mail, after all Seth McFarlane has his father Ron help with his mail.[/quote]
Can we as a forum please stop referring to that as "helping"?
"Helping" would be sorting the mail, preparing it for signing, holding it until signing, and packaging it afterwards.
This is "forging".
Not to mention that guesses as to who's doing it are usually wrong when said guess is a family member.
There are people who insist that, for years, Debbie Reynolds was signing for Carrie Fisher, even though:
1) a lot of evidence suggests that Debbie didn't even sign her own mail
2) Debbie is a far bigger star than her daughter
3) They were not on good terms for a while
Honestly, it doesn't even really matter who signed it. All that matters is whether it was the pictured celebrity or not. (Granted, there are a few exceptions to this rule, but this is not one of them.)