Hi! That is so cool! Congrats! I have emailed someone too, but I have no idea if it is the right one!

Congrats!
Although I knew this topic would cause a lot of attention bc e-mail successes are just frustrating sometimes...

Best of luck! I hate it when I find an email and Mailer Demon on Yahoo! shows up.

thanks for the feedback

You should just go back under the rock that you crawled out from. People like you that brag about successes that you know you won't give out an address to are just pathetic.

Actually she wouldn't be the first celebrity to sell people secretary signed merchandise. Just recently signed CDs that Sinéad O'Connor sold were confirmed to be fake. There isn't anything that anyone can do about that as well since it is still a legal signature since she authorized it. Doesn't mean that collectors feel the same though.

Not sure why you think that you are an expert on if her signature on these pictures is real or not without being able to hold it in your hand and make sure that every single part of it is started from the right angle and is exactly the way that she signs her autograph.

Thank you

I doubt that it is real since hardly anyone ever seems to find this magical email address that all these people are getting this photo from.

Alright, I'm entering the fray, as I just got back from college to find one waiting for me.

Mine is an 8x10, arrived via USPS with no return address or post mark, just the barcode, my address, and two first class stamps.

Mine is also personalized "I <3 Mike" in a different marker than the signature and in the same handwriting as the envelope, so I'm assuming secretarial personalization.

I am not an expert in Taylor Swift autographs (or determining preprints for that matter), so I do not know if the autograph is sec, PP, or authentic presigned.

All I know is that the personalization was added by a different person at a different time.

Strangely, mine doesn't match the MO of the other successes (large photo arriving via FedEx, now unpersonalized), but the only person who would have known to send this to me would be the person I spoke to with her management.

So, if nothing else, I can definitely vouch for the fact that her management is sending out photos bearing a signature of Taylor Swift.

Unless Taylor wrote out my envelope personally (that was a joke), the personalization is sec. The signature, though, is still debatable.

To everyone who will PM me for the email address I used (yes, I did email): Do what I did. Google her management company. Find their phone number. Call them and ask the receptionist to please help you out. If you can't afford the long distance phone call or whatever, I'm sorry, you're out of luck as far as I'm concerned.

To everyone who will berate me for saying the above: It's common sense. If I thought to do it, other people will to.

ADDENDUM: I just looked up the PP letters with the sec personalization. My personalization matches those, which confirms my beliefs in that regard.

ADDENDUM #2: My signature does not exactly match any example of Taylor's signature that I've seen, though if it is a sec, it is a different sec than the one that personalized it.

I really want the e-mail because I spent $83 on a poster to get T-Party but they didnt have it that night I have tried many addresses and got nothing could you please send me the address that would be my most prised possesion!!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!

If you read the entire post, MW1221 posted the way they got the email: Google her management company. Find their phone number. Call them and ask the receptionist to please help you out.

These aren't real autographs anyway just like the Justin Bieber's are really good convincing secretarial photos so are the ones that everyone has gotten. Taylor Swift hasn't sent anyone a real autograph in years.

Do you just come here to argue with people and pretend you are better than everyone else? You said this already 2 months ago in this thread.

I found the address after searching google for a while so just start there and hope you find it good luck

Not my fault that a bunch of 12 year olds that refuse to see the real truth believe that they actually got Taylor Swifts autograph.

But it is best to keep bringing it up so that the people on this forum that aren't 12 years old know not to waste their time on an obviously fake autograph.

By you post I can tell that you own one of the fake autographs and don't like me questioning you lack of intelligence for thinking that it is real. Oh well too bad for you.