dancingirl1 wrote:

ChrisBrownsGirl21 wrote: ok thank you.

Welcome Hun. BTW Good luck with whoever you are sending !

thanks alot. I really hope they do come.

ChrisBrownsGirl21 wrote: ok thank you.

Welcome Hun. BTW Good luck with whoever you are sending !

dancingirl1 wrote:

ChrisBrownsGirl21 wrote: i know not every person has an exact time i was looking for like an estimate or examples of how long other people had to wait just so i can get an idea.

Like I said "There is no estimated time length."

ok thank you.

ChrisBrownsGirl21 wrote: i know not every person has an exact time i was looking for like an estimate or examples of how long other people had to wait just so i can get an idea.

Like I said "There is no estimated time length."

dancingirl1 wrote:it does not matter where you send fan mail. House addresses can take as long as agency ones.
There is no estimated time length.

i know not every person has an exact time i was looking for like an estimate or examples of how long other people had to wait just so i can get an idea.

Eshpay Andrey wrote:It is amazing to find that in this day and age, some companies have still not realized how important their email communications are. Many companies send email replies late or not at all, or send replies that do not actually answer the questions you asked.

it does not matter where you send fan mail. House addresses can take as long as agency ones.
There is no estimated time length.

Thanks for your response. Thats good to know. I just didnt know what kind of waiting time to expect.

From my experience, it could take anywhere from a week to a year or even more. There's not a single time for any random person, byt I'd say on average you should wait at least a few months. It depends on the person and their own tendencies of course.

I commented on here because I'm from Connecticut too. Hah - good luck with your attempts.

I sent to some home addresses I found online last month and I was wondering what the waiting time is for home addresses. Is it really long?