Lol thats funny :lol: BTW he hasn't wasted any money its just been a free listing weekend on ebay ;-)

yeah seen it. no one will buy it as the guy is having a laugh. he has just wasted 0.10p

take a look at this ebay item.

330279050524

some people just have nothing better to do.

the ebay item is about ringos autograph by the way.

and i agree with the last reply from autoland

After seeing this updated statement, I rather think that it's a case of still send, but please bear in mind, a few things.

1) Only write to Ringo once, if you recieve an answer, it is very rude just to send, letter after letter, getting him, to sign upteen things.

2) if you would like, him to send an autograph, for your family, try to get them, to write to him, if this is possible.

3) Remember, what ever you think of him, Ringo, has been kind enough to sign, and has though the years, been the only Beatle who bothered to sign. So please, for the sake, of everyone else keep him sweet, and he will sign for you.

Love and peace!!!
Autoland :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

"ebay"

lol , why am I not surprised *sarcasm* :/

"signing for 40 years or 400 years"

He's Ringo Starr , not Dracula :lol: ;-)

Hmm, well being the cynic I am, if that is the real reason, it would have made sense to say it in the first place, before any backlashing took place and he's almost having to defend his ban.

There are still ways to try and avoid things ending up on eBay. Don't sign 16 things from the same person, just sign one. Make a list of who has written. Always dedicate things and don't sign index cards unless you dedicate them as well. It may not guarantee absolute success, but it wouldn't hurt to try first.

I just read a new statement on Ringo just this morning...

[quote]In a new statement, the rocker insists the 'ban' on fanmail was in direct response to an inordinate amount of items which have recently appeared for sale on (memorabilia auction website) eBay, and to those that repeatedly send cards and items to be signed. Starr insists the video message wasn't aimed at his real fans who have acknowledged that he has always signed items and is in fact the only Beatle to have been doing so. [/quote]

http://au.launch.yahoo.com/081016/10/200k2.html

i do like the claim of having 'too much to do'. yes. the career is going great guns at the mo... :lol: i dunno. im not a fan of the dude anyway. you'd think from the way he acts he was the main man...not just the subject of many a drummer joke. people seem to be turning against him all the time anyway, he might as well give them more reason to.

anyway, putting my cynic hat on, as soon as this all came out hes on the front page of papers...wasnt before now was he? i think someones missing the limelight...

To be honest, I don't really care if he's been signing for 40 years or 400 years. There were still much nicer ways to express the fact he will no longer sign things than saying letters will be tossed after October 20th. Simple as that. What about people who just write to him not wanting anything? Do they not warrant a few minutes attention as they ask nothing of him but to read what they wrote?

I guess the only things he'll be signing in future are cheques so unless you work in a posh restaurant and can substitute a cheque in the register for cash, you'll probably have to wait a while to get anything signed.

[quote="miley cyrus fan"]in a way im disapointed but i do understand, and he has signed for many years, i hope he still signs ip thou. i wish i would have gotten his autograph but i guess i never will.[/quote]

Good point there, YES I do believe that he will sign in person, and if he or Paul Mccartney writes a book, then There would be some book signings more then likely.