Private Addresses: Do you say sorry for bothering them?

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Re: Private Addresses: Do you say sorry for bothering them?

by Jack K » Tue Sep 18, 2012 3:57 pm

johnnylightninglives wrote:If you are really sorry you wouldnt send to their private addy in the first place lol I have only wrote to one home addy and i didnt apoligize because if i was actually sorry i wouldnt have written...sounds phoney to say sorry and guess what i got my items back signed too... {up} [ca] I would say either dont write to home addys or just own it... :) People like honesty and saying you are sorry sounds pathetic and fake.
Exactly what I tried and failed to say. I don't think my letter is bothering them as otherwise they'd never open it would they?

Re: Private Addresses: Do you say sorry for bothering them?

by johnnylightninglives » Tue Sep 18, 2012 8:52 am

knicksfannumba1 wrote:Torii Hunter once said in ESPN Magazine, when he's at a restaurant, he's more upset when people say sorry for bothering him, because they aren't sorry. If they were sorry, they wouldn't have walked up to him in the first place. After seeing that, I stopped saying "Sorry for bothering you" and just went straight to the point.
I agree... {up} If u are actually sorry u would leave them alone lol Own it or dont bother...gains more respect in the end if u are honest.

Re: Private Addresses: Do you say sorry for bothering them?

by johnnylightninglives » Tue Sep 18, 2012 8:49 am

If you are really sorry you wouldnt send to their private addy in the first place lol I have only wrote to one home addy and i didnt apoligize because if i was actually sorry i wouldnt have written...sounds phoney to say sorry and guess what i got my items back signed too... {up} [ca] I would say either dont write to home addys or just own it... :) People like honesty and saying you are sorry sounds pathetic and fake.

Re: Private Addresses: Do you say sorry for bothering them?

by James » Tue Sep 18, 2012 7:40 am

Yeah it doesn't bother me, pretty much stopped moderating when Ian left.

Re: Private Addresses: Do you say sorry for bothering them?

by ozzman » Mon Sep 17, 2012 10:23 pm

Sorry to hear about that. The forums are not what they used to be any way.

Re: Private Addresses: Do you say sorry for bothering them?

by James » Mon Sep 17, 2012 7:37 pm

ozzman wrote:
n did you lose your mod status?
I still mod this forum. But I lost my global mod status when i accidently deleted the old ufc thread when I meant to just lock it. There was fighting galore in the thread and I kept warning I was gonna lock it. When the time came I wasnt paying much attention and clicked the wrong tab. When I finally noticed it was too late. Admin demoted me for months for it. But he gave me back the mod status but took my ornge color away. I have asked him why but never got an answer. So if you ever find out why, I would love to know. LOL
Oh. I've lost all my mod powers without being told, but still have the orange name and access to the mod forum. But can't move/lock/delete anything these days. :neutral:

Re: Private Addresses: Do you say sorry for bothering them?

by ozzman » Mon Sep 17, 2012 6:46 pm

n did you lose your mod status?
I still mod this forum. But I lost my global mod status when i accidently deleted the old ufc thread when I meant to just lock it. There was fighting galore in the thread and I kept warning I was gonna lock it. When the time came I wasnt paying much attention and clicked the wrong tab. When I finally noticed it was too late. Admin demoted me for months for it. But he gave me back the mod status but took my ornge color away. I have asked him why but never got an answer. So if you ever find out why, I would love to know. LOL

Re: Private Addresses: Do you say sorry for bothering them?

by Jack K » Mon Sep 17, 2012 5:13 pm

I've only written PA once, to Stephen Chbosky... I wrote a really long letter (about 4 A4 pages) explaining how much I liked his work and how much it had meant to me etc. (which it did, and does). And by starting the letter off by saying "Sorry to bother you but here is my life story sign my stuff", I thought that he would think oh I'm just writing for an autograph (which I wasn't :D I really do love Stephen Chbosky's work)


I don't know, I think it's a matter of who the person is. But still, I don't think I would apologise at the beginning of a letter. If they don't want to read it, then they will throw it in the bin without even opening it. If they wanted to read their fanmail, then it wouldn't bother them, would it?


I've only done private once though so.. yeah. And I'm relatively new to the scene so.............................................
take my words how you will :)

Re: Private Addresses: Do you say sorry for bothering them?

by EmmaSheree » Mon Sep 17, 2012 4:36 pm

knicksfannumba1 wrote:Torii Hunter once said in ESPN Magazine, when he's at a restaurant, he's more upset when people say sorry for bothering him, because they aren't sorry. If they were sorry, they wouldn't have walked up to him in the first place. After seeing that, I stopped saying "Sorry for bothering you" and just went straight to the point.
THats IP not writing a private addy letter

Re: Private Addresses: Do you say sorry for bothering them?

by knicksfannumba1 » Mon Sep 17, 2012 4:32 pm

Torii Hunter once said in ESPN Magazine, when he's at a restaurant, he's more upset when people say sorry for bothering him, because they aren't sorry. If they were sorry, they wouldn't have walked up to him in the first place. After seeing that, I stopped saying "Sorry for bothering you" and just went straight to the point.

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