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"Jennifer’s fans are so important to her, she makes every effort to personally autograph all of her fan mail. To keep up with the demand she puts aside time everyday to sign fan mail, even if she only has time to initial. When you send your request know that you are getting an authentic autograph in return. To ensure you get a response please remember to include your SELF ADDRESSED STAMPED ENVELOPE! U.S. Stamps Required." So they are authentic?

I am going to choose to believe this. I wanted this success so badly so I would really like to believe mine are real haha.

http://jenniferslawrence.com/

Is that really her website? It just doesn't seem that professional...

u raised my hopes! i hope mine really are authentic. thxs for sharing!

Very interesting indeed. I have seen similar proclamations on celebs website before. It would appear to be a bare- faced lie however. For starters, 90% of what comes from this addy looks nothing like her verified autograph. Ditto the hand writing. I will upload my ''success'' again if you wish. You will see it is a clear fake.
Secondly, it has been proven beyond reasonable doubt that a few of her responses have been stamps. Stamps are not an authentic autograph, so therefore we know for a fact that the ''authentic autograph'' claim is a lie.
Thirdly, if you analyse the language very carefully, it does not state you will get an authentic Jennifer Lawrence autograph. It strongly implies it, but does not state it. It states you will get ''an authentic autograph'', and that she makes ''every effort'' to sign everything. Semantics no doubt, but I have always been taught to read the fine print.
What, however, appears to be the final nail in the coffin is that she has (apparently) been in Los Angeles for several weeks now, hence making these replies impossible.
Think about it. When she was confirmed to be in Kentucky for the hollidays, nearly everything coming from this address looked real. Now, when she has definately left for L.A , the responses all of a sudden look nothing like her auto.
Hope can be a painful thing my friend.

Jaffer wrote:Very interesting indeed. I have seen similar proclamations on celebs website before. It would appear to be a bare- faced lie however. For starters, 90% of what comes from this addy looks nothing like her verified autograph. Ditto the hand writing. I will upload my ''success'' again if you wish. You will see it is a clear fake.
Secondly, it has been proven beyond reasonable doubt that a few of her responses have been stamps. Stamps are not an authentic autograph, so therefore we know for a fact that the ''authentic autograph'' claim is a lie.
Thirdly, if you analyse the language very carefully, it does not state you will get an authentic Jennifer Lawrence autograph. It strongly implies it, but does not state it. It states you will get ''an authentic autograph'', and that she makes ''every effort'' to sign everything. Semantics no doubt, but I have always been taught to read the fine print.
What, however, appears to be the final nail in the coffin is that she has (apparently) been in Los Angeles for several weeks now, hence making these replies impossible.
Think about it. When she was confirmed to be in Kentucky for the hollidays, nearly everything coming from this address looked real. Now, when she has definately left for L.A , the responses all of a sudden look nothing like her auto.
Hope can be a painful thing my friend.

does she sign at all ttm? and when would be the best time to write her again?

She has only started sending out secs in the last 2-3 months. Her website probably hasn't been updated.

I kept telling people their not fake. I've got around 70 Examples of TTM, IP and VV examples and I kept seeing similarities in all of them, even if they weren't full signatures.

RYAN-J

RYAN-J wrote:I kept telling people their not fake. I've got around 70 Examples of TTM, IP and VV examples and I kept seeing similarities in all of them, even if they weren't full signatures.

RYAN-J

But there have been stamped autographs coming from that address...

Whoops, I meant to clarify that in my original post. I was referring to the ones that have actually been written. Although, that is a good point you made, since they did say that all are authentic, when clearly stamped ones are not. :neutral:

RYAN-J