I send very few autograph requests via e-mail (less than 20 so far), but have had resonable success with my attempts. My subject line is "a fan's request" or " a request from a fan" I can not speak for anyone but myself but I do have an over 50% positive response.

One other note, I have made brief comments in the body of the requests about the impersonal nature of the e-mail request.

By the way, will you post (or PM/e-mail) the e-mail address that you used for Doris Day. I would like to e-mail her as well. Thank you.

hey i just say \"autograph please\".

Depending on the person i write normally Autograph request please or as many have said Hello please read.

missmaexox wrote:I usually just put Hello! Please read! as my subject line. I never put Autograph Request because then I'm afraid they won't read my email.

-Kelsey

im the same

honey wrote:

missmaexox wrote: I never put Autograph Request because then I'm afraid they won't read my email.

-Kelsey

Me too. I always write just "request" in the subject line

ditto. exactly what i write =]

Just be stright foward and put "Autograph Request for XXXX". If you put "Fanmail for XXXX", there is a risk in which your letter will be ignored as they do not know you are expecting a reply.

Jason.

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missmaexox wrote: I never put Autograph Request because then I'm afraid they won't read my email.

-Kelsey

Me too. I always write just "request" in the subject line

Hello,

If it's going straight to the celebrity then I usually just put "Hello! " but if it's via their agent or management or anything else I will put "For (celebrities name)".