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To be called Whos Who?

i email loads of celebs, and sometimes am confused to who they are when i recieve the signed photos.

would it be possible to have a forum, where people can say who these people are.

many thanks jamie

p.s. or is there already a forum for this?

Well if you don't know who they are then don't email them in the first place! Send to people that you are a true fan of and you'll get a greater excitement when you receive their autograph and you will know who it is instantly On this site we don't encourage just sending to anyone as we refer to it as "spamming". Some people just send to celebrities who reply via email just to get a free autograph and is the reason why many celebrities stop signing altogether so it spoils it for everyone

A thread was made to post unknown autographs in but it is not often used: http://fanmail.biz/mboard/viewtopic.php?f=146&t=116192 A forum for this is not needed at all

It would help if you wrote down who you sent to in a log book. Here's a link to a log sheet I made that may work for you. It's pretty easy to understand.

http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j201/ ... _Sheet.jpg

RYAN J.

RYAN J. wrote:It would help if you wrote down who you sent to in a log book. Here's a link to a log sheet I made that may work for you. It's pretty easy to understand.

http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j201/ ... _Sheet.jpg

RYAN J.

I really like that log sheet, Ryan!

kennedyniles

That is a great log sheet Ryan! It includes a lot in information. I use Microsoft Excel to log my feedback, it's pretty simple. My logs aren't nearly as detailed as yours though.

Khackdrums

Glad you like it. I hope you all find it useful! Sure makes it easy when you send out to the same person at 2-4 different addresses, you can trace back to which one you got the rely from.

RYAN J.

I do something similar, but mine is in MS Access

I just keep a spreadsheet for my TTM attempts. I keep it pretty simple.

All I need to know is:
Name of the celebrity/athlete
Date sent
Date received
Number of days
What I sent
Where I sent to (home, C/O team, C/O agency, etc.)
Result (what it was signed with, RTS, no response, etc.)

I also keep a copy of the picture on my computer for future reference (and re-name it, if necessary) so I can see who it is. Once a photo comes back signed, I can delete the file if I want. It all comes down to proper preparation and record keeping. I learned the hard way, of course.

Thanks SophieBooty!! Glad to see everyone enjoys it!

RYAN J.