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I sent a letter asking some questions and SAE to Sir David on: 28th October 2013, and today I recieved my Q+A back answered.

address I used was:

Sir David Attenborough,
5, Park Road,
Richmond,
Surrey
TW10 6NS

Here is the pic:

Those were brilliant and well thought out questions you asked sir david with fantastic replys...

well done congrats on success

i have to agree, perfect questions you submitted for such a greatly respected legend! :neutral:

Is this a wind-up?? Did ANY thought go into sending that 'letter'?
No doubt Sir David was thinking the same and put the same level of effort into his answers!

Hi shaun

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NeilPearson wrote:Is this a wind-up?? Did ANY thought go into sending that 'letter'?
No doubt Sir David was thinking the same and put the same level of effort into his answers!

I was thinking the same.... :neutral:

Im sorry but if you are going to ask one of the greatest men on TV questions please make them genuine questions, im not one for moaning on here but getting stuff like this through the mail is enough to put anyone off from signing in the future! Rant over.

I feel your pain, guys, but if you check Shaun's history of successes, these are the questions he asks everyone. And yes, I agree that it's insulting to send this to the legend that is David Attenborough

Unbelievable.

Edit: I've just realised that he hasn't even signed the letter, it could be from literally anyone. Also, the first question is utterly pointless as no one has a Bebo account and the last one could be found out in about 5 seconds with a simple Google search.

It baffles me. I'd honestly like to know why you thought this was appropriate.

Years from now you are going to look at your responses and question why you did such a thing. Handwritten notes are of personal value (not saying $) but even a basic signed 8x10 with no personalization would mean more than the questionnaires and their basic responses.