We still haven't come to a conclusion on the authenticity of this user's successes.

[quote="jdp3577"][quote="Peyton"]Bellnorthwood does collect for charity. He/she posts a lot of successes and if you check the Charity Forum he has a lot in there.

Peyton[/quote]

I just looked through all his post and every single one of them are in feedback, not sure where you see him in charity,

but since he cant post scans or send/rec dates I cant really comment on how real they are[/quote]

Sorry, I was thinking of Spellbound. :oops: :neutral:

[quote="Peyton"]Bellnorthwood does collect for charity. He/she posts a lot of successes and if you check the Charity Forum he has a lot in there.

Peyton[/quote]

I just looked through all his post and every single one of them are in feedback, not sure where you see him in charity,

but since he cant post scans or send/rec dates I cant really comment on how real they are

And yet, so many of the successes come back personalized. This one did not, but he said nothing in his post of it being for charity. This success is also not in the Charity forum where all charity successes are copied into.

Bellnorthwood does collect for charity. He/she posts a lot of successes and if you check the Charity Forum he has a lot in there.

Peyton

This user has no scans, and some of the posts seem "to good to be true". One such post is this user's Brooks Robinson success.

http://www.fanmail.biz/mboard/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=80794&hilit=

As I and any other baseball HOF autograph collectors know, Mr. Robinson will not sign anything for free for anyone. Possibly charities, but this user says nothing about collecting for charity. Mr. Robinson has sent a priceless and an unsigned HOF plaque card to everyone that wrote to him in the past 6 years.

The word "Fake" sprang to mind when I read of this free success. Anyone else share or oppose my view?