Sometimes a P O Box is all the address you have. That can't be avoided. Just got to take your chances.

Only in-person, not TTM. His secretarial signatures are very close to his real ones if you do get him TTM.

camnc123 wrote: ↑Mon Jul 27, 2020 8:52 pm I sent Lawrence Fishburne a photo for him to sign using the database address and received my photo back unsigned AND folded in half, ruining my photo

Did you have a cardboard backer with the photo?

$20 for an inscribed item is not a bad price to pay.

Lovell hasn't signed TTM in 17 years. I know there is a response here from someone who said they got him to do so, but by and large, "Effective October 1, 2003 Captain Lovell will no longer sign any items sent to him through the mail, including his book, Lost Moon/Apollo 13," according to ...

Probably got opened because person didn't know who the sender was. A 'not signing' letter would have been nice, but be thankful you got back your stuff, rather than not getting it back at all.

What difference does it make where the money goes?

Goes without saying: Trust the autograph, not a piece of paper. Where does the person usually sign? How do they usually sign? Even rushed in-persons have similar characteristics. What do they sign? Are there photos or other material that they don't sign? Is it a rare, not usually seen photo, or one ...

You can buy Canadian stamps from Canada Post.

The extra postage is because it was a rigid item, which bumps it into a first-class package. (Especially if you mark it 'Do not bend.;) If you hand something like that to a Post Office clerk, they will weigh it, feel the item, and then figure out the appropriate postage. If you just put postage on i...