Samuel L. Jackson Success! Authenticity wanted!
Posted: Sat Aug 20, 2011 10:04 pm
Hi,
I sent to Samuel L. Jackson to "The Avengers" set in Cleveland on:
Sent: 8/12/11
Received: 8/20/11
Total: 8 Days
I sent to the Cleveland Address for the Avengers set. I sent 3 pictures, one for me, my mom, and close friend. I received 2 pictures back, one magazine clipping signed (with out inscription) and the other unsigned. I wonder what he did with the other photo because the one he kept was the one I hoped he would sign. ha ha!
I wish he had signed it on the white part of the picture because it's rather hard to see. I really didn't think I would have luck with this, especially when the user who faked users out was found out. I'll post the envelope but there wasn't a postmark but it appears someone marked out my stamps with a sharpie. However, I think it came quickly because I live in Columbus, Ohio so I don't know if that factors in.
Let me just say, I know there has been controversy on the user who posted successes from this address and I wanted to state I DID INDEED RECEIVE A RESPONSE FROM THE CLEVELAND AVENGERS ADDRESS! Now, I am unsure of the authenticity and to be honest, I have my doubts.
It looks like there is potential of it being authentic but I am still skeptical. However, another user said he received his stuff from Mark Ruffalo back unsigned from the same address I sent to Sam. If it was fake, wouldn't the staff had sent my stuff back unsigned instead of signing one? I don't know. It is very confusing. I welcome opinions and thoughts. If it is a secretarial, then the person who signed it had some what of an idea of what Sam's autograph looked like.
Lastly, I would like to ask users not to attack me because I swear, I did not fake this success. I actually sent right after I head the user who reported a success got there's but I am unsure if that success was real or a hoax. Regardless, thanks fanmail.biz for help with the address. I do hope this is authentic.
As bizarre as this success is, let this be a positive report that people who thought they wouldn't receive anything, give them hope that they will hopefully receive something signed by the requested person. ;)
I sent to Samuel L. Jackson to "The Avengers" set in Cleveland on:
Sent: 8/12/11
Received: 8/20/11
Total: 8 Days
I sent to the Cleveland Address for the Avengers set. I sent 3 pictures, one for me, my mom, and close friend. I received 2 pictures back, one magazine clipping signed (with out inscription) and the other unsigned. I wonder what he did with the other photo because the one he kept was the one I hoped he would sign. ha ha!
I wish he had signed it on the white part of the picture because it's rather hard to see. I really didn't think I would have luck with this, especially when the user who faked users out was found out. I'll post the envelope but there wasn't a postmark but it appears someone marked out my stamps with a sharpie. However, I think it came quickly because I live in Columbus, Ohio so I don't know if that factors in. Let me just say, I know there has been controversy on the user who posted successes from this address and I wanted to state I DID INDEED RECEIVE A RESPONSE FROM THE CLEVELAND AVENGERS ADDRESS! Now, I am unsure of the authenticity and to be honest, I have my doubts.
It looks like there is potential of it being authentic but I am still skeptical. However, another user said he received his stuff from Mark Ruffalo back unsigned from the same address I sent to Sam. If it was fake, wouldn't the staff had sent my stuff back unsigned instead of signing one? I don't know. It is very confusing. I welcome opinions and thoughts. If it is a secretarial, then the person who signed it had some what of an idea of what Sam's autograph looked like. Lastly, I would like to ask users not to attack me because I swear, I did not fake this success. I actually sent right after I head the user who reported a success got there's but I am unsure if that success was real or a hoax. Regardless, thanks fanmail.biz for help with the address. I do hope this is authentic.
As bizarre as this success is, let this be a positive report that people who thought they wouldn't receive anything, give them hope that they will hopefully receive something signed by the requested person. ;)
