P.S. Don't bother sending Obi-Wan pictures to Ewan McGregor to sign, he has called Star Wars fans asking for autographs, 'parasitic' and 'f*cking w*nkers' in a recent interview! http://m.smh.com.au/entertainment/movies/ewan-mcgregor-labels-star-wars-collectors-parasitical-lowlifes-20141028-11cvmq.h...

Sending out today;

Arabella Weir
Joanna Lumley
Chris Barrie
Chloe Annett
Tom Atkins

Last week I received;

1 x Ashley Roberts (former Pussycat Doll)
1 x Amy Williams (Olympic Skeleton champion and TV presenter)

I have a Canon Pixma ip8750 printer and buy Marrutt printer paper as it's archival rated. The ink is expensive but the photos always come out looking fantastic.

I don't mind paying for an autograph if you get to meet the person signing it. But paying through the post......haven't done that yet.

I never send more than two, sometimes I've sent 1 photo and a CD sleeve or a trading card. And I always ask for them to be dedicated if possible.

heh heh, wank, heh heh heh

kimmylee wrote:Did you try the postal calculator on the usps website?

I did but I'm confused by the rules for board backed envelopes. It looks like they're treated like normal envelopes if they can bend by a certain amount? Otherwise the cost seems to be very high.

I've been reading through the USPS postal rules but I'm not sure how many stamps I would need for board backed envelopes. It looks like they're treated as parcels? I've tried using ordinary DL envelopes with one stamp but they got trashed on the return journey to the UK. Has anyone tried 7x5 or 8x10...

One of my faves is from Ray Stevenson, I sent a picture to be signed of him as the Punisher. Not only was it signed and dedicated with a nice message, he even drew a little Punisher skull emblem on there! And although it was sent to his agent in the UK, it was posted from Italy where I assume it had...