People write to people for autos considering them to be easy targets as well.

Personally I only email and write to people whose work I enjoy, but I'm well aware that not everyone shares my high-minded values and try not to get too self-righteous and pompous about it.

That's so wrong. And it's taking advantage of the person's kindness and generosity! {down} When I get an autograph, it has personal value to me. What's the point of getting an autograph if you don't know who the person is? It won't mean anything.

[quote="Tabby"]...Too often people use emails as a way to get free autographs, even if they're not a fan of the person. [/quote]

This is very true. I know people who email for autos but dont know who the hell the person is. Just for the sake of having a signature. Im sad for them.

I think they can be as long as you don't abuse it in any way. Too often people use emails as a way to get free autographs, even if they're not a fan of the person. I only send to people via email who I really like. And I always say I don't mind providing a SASE if they prefer it.

Yes.

Yes, I've obtained several by requesting through websites.

is autographs via email a legitimate way to acquire autos?