I agree, I'm thinking about it just for the .mp3, but not really for the graph. I still want an authentic graph TTM, and I don't want an authentic graph that I have to print off that would make it look like a PP.

if you were a huge fan, i think $25 would be priceless for a personalized mp3 message. mlb has one of pedro martinez he sent to somebody, and it was freaking awesome

i would say to say i prefer the old school way of anything. I do not have an iPad and i do NOT want one, nor do i have a smart phone so i am gonna have to say it's not for me ether. but let me know how it works out for you? good luck.
best Wishes, Sean Sjazz

Would not catch on for me. :/

Ehh the mp3 would be kinda cool, but that would never catch on for me atleast

Wanted to get some opinions on this. I am getting ready to send out to Cleveland Indians pitcher, Vinnie Pestano. I always google their signature beforehand to get an idea of what it will look like. When I Googled him, however, a site called egraphs.com came up on the engine. It basically works like this; you send $25, pick the photo of the athlete/celeb you want to be signed, you can add a message you want the athlete to add, this request goes to the athlete on an iPad app, the athlete signs the photo on the iPad with a stylus and adds an .mp3 recording that is then sent back to you with the electronically signed photo.

My question is, would this catch on with anyone on this forum? I thought about it, but there's something about the glare of a Sharpie signature that I wouldn't get from the egraph, but the .mp3 recording is pretty neat, so it's kind of 50/50 for me at this point. What does everyone else think?