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Hey everyone,
I am new to Autograph collecting and was wondering if anyone has any tips?
Is there anything that could give more of a chance of getting an autograph?
is there a certain way to ask celebrities?
post or email?
is there more chance of recieving from celebs in your own country?
What about celebs abroad? is there anything you need to do different?
Feel free to discuss everything here for newbies
Autographs Recieved: Russell Howard In person: Same Difference (personalised) Waiting on: Same Difference Signed CD (through winning their twitter comp) Most Wanted: Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Bradley James, David Tennant, Lee Pace, Zachary Quinto, Anton Yelchin, Peter Facinelli, Tom Felton, Richard Coyle, Tim Roth and David Hewlett
Is there anything that could give more of a chance of getting an autograph? If you send by mail: include a letter of request with your return address, including a (SAE) Self addressed envelope will improve your chances, as will including the proper postage to return it to you (SASE), send someting for that person to sign...if you don't include an item to sign, then make sure your return envelope is at least 9 x 12in...most celebs send 8 x 10s in response to a request that does not include a photo to sign.
is there a certain way to ask celebrities? yes, be nice, complimentary, and thank them in advance
post or email? That's up to you, but you won't find email addresses on this site ....posting email addresses is discouraged due to spamming by others
is there more chance of recieving from celebs in your own country? Not really, I have a higher success rate abroad than here in the States.
What about celebs abroad? is there anything you need to do different? If you want you can buy postal stamps from members of this forum so that your return postage is the correct amount and the correct country (i.e. - your shouldn't include british stamps on your SASE when sending a request to the States - and vice versa.