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On August 15th, I recieved a RTS from WWE Diva Alicia Fox. I find this to be odd because I sent it to the Wells Fargo Center in Philly which I have had success obtaining autographs vv before. Only thing I can example for the reason it came back is maybe I should have written on the envelope to "please forward to Alicia Fox."

Sent: July 11, 2011 to Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, PA. Smackdown (the WWE show that Alicia Fox is on) was being taped their on July 26, 2011. That is more than enough time to get to its destination.
RTS: August 15, 2011

There was an updated list for "venues that do/don't pass on fanmail" on this board and the Wells Fargo center was listed in the "don't" column. They probably changed their policy recently.

striker20 wrote:There was an updated list for "venues that do/don't pass on fanmail" on this board and the Wells Fargo center was listed in the "don't" column. They probably changed their policy recently.

Interesting because I had a success from that arena several months ago, you are probably right.

Sorry for your RTS

The problem is they most likely didn't know who Alicia Fox was! You should have written 'Smackdown event' or something of the like in brackets near her name. They don't know the names of every single individual in the WWE that's performing at their venue.

velvetgold wrote:The problem is they most likely didn't know who Alicia Fox was! You should have written 'Smackdown event' or something of the like in brackets near her name. They don't know the names of every single individual in the WWE that's performing at their venue.

Thanks 4 the suggestions velvetgold

paleo007 wrote:

velvetgold wrote:The problem is they most likely didn't know who Alicia Fox was! You should have written 'Smackdown event' or something of the like in brackets near her name. They don't know the names of every single individual in the WWE that's performing at their venue.

Thanks 4 the suggestions velvetgold

No problem

I use that tip when I send to someone who is an opening act on a tour, for example. Because the venue people really don't know who every single person is. They know the main headliners and/or the general name of the event, but that's about it.

velvetgold wrote:

paleo007 wrote:

velvetgold wrote:The problem is they most likely didn't know who Alicia Fox was! You should have written 'Smackdown event' or something of the like in brackets near her name. They don't know the names of every single individual in the WWE that's performing at their venue.

Thanks 4 the suggestions velvetgold

No problem

I use that tip when I send to someone who is an opening act on a tour, for example. Because the venue people really don't know who every single person is. They know the main headliners and/or the general name of the event, but that's about it.

So say something like
Alicia Fox on WWE Smackdown
Arena Name
Arena Address

paleo007 wrote: So say something like
Alicia Fox on WWE Smackdown
Arena Name
Arena Address

Right, or just put (WWE Smackdown) near the person's name.