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I didn't want to post this before incase it turned out that it was a fake as it is my favourite autograph but i'd rather know than not:

Hi,
Where did you get this from?
Jason

From ebay, which probably destroys any chance of it being authentic, the seller has pretty good feedback though and sells autos all the time.

Please provide the sellers user name if possible.
Thankyou.

I believe it was i_got_it_signed

Sadly David Bowie, has never been too good at signing, I think his one of these people who think that signing, is somewhat below him. At the very best you may be sent a PP photo from him.

I brought a Signed photo of Bowie from e-bay for £40 about 3 years ago, I brought it for my brother, but with what I know now it was as fake, as Fairy dust.

I have always thought of Bowie, as a great entertainer and brillant singer, but he does not feel that he really needs to send out autographs.

Sorry The E-bay sellers name is i-got-it-signed my question is how????

If this is the seller you purchased it from: http://myworld.ebay.com/i_got_it_signed ... 11.c0.m198
Then you have reason to doubt it's authenticity. At the moment he is selling several items that I believe to be fakes.
Another thing is that he has a lot of the big names, Miley Cyrus (x3), Jonas Brothers (x4), Noel Gallagher (x7), Celine Dion (x4), Amy Winehouse (x4), just to name a few. Some of these people aren't exactly known for being the best signers out there and they surely wouldn't sign 4 (or 7?) items for 1 person.
Also the starting price is a little out there for me, I know it's an auction but still.
That's just about the seller. As for your autograph.
I found a few examples for you to compare yours with.

http://www.signaturepieces.com/auction/ ... sp?item=73
http://www.autographworld.com/sigs/show2.asp?item=1994
http://www.autographworld.com/sigs/comp ... d&ln=Bowie

I'm sorry to say but I don't think yours is authentic.

guilder1st wrote:If this is the seller you purchased it from: http://myworld.ebay.com/i_got_it_signed ... 11.c0.m198
Then you have reason to doubt it's authenticity. At the moment he is selling several items that I believe to be fakes.
Another thing is that he has a lot of the big names, Miley Cyrus (x3), Jonas Brothers (x4), Noel Gallagher (x7), Celine Dion (x4), Amy Winehouse (x4), just to name a few. Some of these people aren't exactly known for being the best signers out there and they surely wouldn't sign 4 (or 7?) items for 1 person.
Also the starting price is a little out there for me, I know it's an auction but still.
That's just about the seller. As for your autograph.
I found a few examples for you to compare yours with.

http://www.signaturepieces.com/auction/ ... sp?item=73
http://www.autographworld.com/sigs/show2.asp?item=1994
http://www.autographworld.com/sigs/comp ... d&ln=Bowie

I'm sorry to say but I don't think yours is authentic.

On top of that his one day auctions are a worry too

Ah well, I payed less than a tenner for it anyway, makes a nice display piece even if it isn't authentic.

Thanks everyone.

first of all i_got_it_signed is not he - it's she... and her real name is Deborah Rollason
and two e-mail addresses she uses are: morticha@blueyonder.co.uk and kikifitzpatricks@yahoo.co.uk
and her real address is:
9 walton close
rowley regis
west mids
West Midlands
b65 8dq
United Kingdom

How do I know? I bought 3 CD's with Britney SPears autographs.. yeah sure.. it is fake - ink is fresh and ready to
melt. She says she had prove photo's but never show it... she is very rude and I still have dispute via PayPal cause
I returned CD's and she don't want tell she got it... instead she called me "foreign trash" and said she will buy smth
from me just to leave negative feedback.... the most dishonest person I ever meet...

She by the way sells the same item over and over and over again.. using everytime the same photographs for object...
But she earns around 5000-8000 pounds on it every month... good luck

I had to lose a bit more then 65 pound in total to find it out... hope you will not have the same problem! {thumb2}