margotchanning wrote:No offence intended here but do you write your letters in shorthand like you write on the forum?

I mean do you write "em" instead of "them" and "fav" instead of "favourite"? As this may impair your success rate. The letters will look rushed and the celebrity might think you haven't taken much effort over them.

It's just an opinion but I personally would not respond to a letter that was written in txt tlk.

Peyton L. wrote:

Nammzi wrote:I think that you should write "Favourite" instead of Fav, and also, what do you mean when you say:

"I loved what I like about you"?

"What I like About You" is a tv show starring Amanda Bynes.

And what everybody else said, They are too short.

Nammzi wrote:I think that you should write "Favourite" instead of Fav, and also, what do you mean when you say:

"I loved what I like about you"?

automusicgraph wrote:

Andy316 wrote:My opinion -

Those letters are all far too short. They look basic and brief, and to me, if I was a celeb, I would assume they came from a dealer looking to get autos to sell, or someone who's just trying to get a free auto. If I was the celeb, I wouldnt reply. They're too short, too basic, and look too much like mass produced letters.

Just my opinion, don't jump all over me for saying it.

I agree, tell a little more about how you like them, and show that you a real fan (if you are!). Also, there are many typos...

Andy316 wrote:My opinion -

Those letters are all far too short. They look basic and brief, and to me, if I was a celeb, I would assume they came from a dealer looking to get autos to sell, or someone who's just trying to get a free auto. If I was the celeb, I wouldnt reply. They're too short, too basic, and look too much like mass produced letters.

Just my opinion, don't jump all over me for saying it.