guilder1st wrote:Send it to autograph magazine, maybe they will do a story about it. I wonder about those same things myself, and I'm sure a lot of ttm collectors do.

You mean those things exist? I never knew that.

But anyway, I'd be against a story. It might tip the scales way to much as far as the number of requests are concerned. I know there are a ton of people collecting autographs, but do a story and there will be three tons of people seeking TTM autographs. I've heard stories about people who signed TTM until they got flooded and then stopped.

Would be very interesting, problem is you need to find an agent/celeb who's willing to tell you!!

Send it to autograph magazine, maybe they will do a story about it. I wonder about those same things myself, and I'm sure a lot of ttm collectors do.

Great questions! I've wondered these myself.

Also I’d like to why sometimes celebs sign and return photos without a problem, while other times the same celeb refuses to sign the photo another person enclosed and they either send it back unsigned or give that person a new photo.

I have been collecting TTM for over 15yrs. And I especially over the last year reading here. I have so many questions....

-Why do some autos come back so quick and others take years?
-Why is it you send requests numerous times over the years...Then one attempt you get back in a week?
-Why is it someone gets a reply when they sent theirs after yours? And sometimes you don't get a response.
-What happens when a agent gets the request? Do they hold them until a large amount collect and then forward it. Do they wait for the actor to come in to pick them up?

I would love to see Autograph Collector magazine to do a story about this. And follow a TTM request from arrival at the agent to the actual celeb signing.