A random thought

I was just thinking, wouldn't it be horrible if a celeb had a secretary make
a preprint for him/her. So you'd get a preprint not of an authentic sig, but
of a secretarial one. That would be horrible. So now I'm just curious,
anyone know of any celebs that have actually done this? I can't think of any
off the top of my head.

Daniel
http://www.focussimulation.com/dan

"Dan C" schreef in bericht
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I was just thinking, wouldn't it be horrible if a celeb had a secretary
make
a preprint for him/her. So you'd get a preprint not of an authentic sig,
but
of a secretarial one. That would be horrible. So now I'm just curious,
anyone know of any celebs that have actually done this? I can't think of
any
off the top of my head.


What if the secretary got tired from signing and decided this on his/her
own?
It's all very unlikely though. How much effort does it take to sign one
photograph?

I am not sure, but I think so. Maybe not on purpose, but I see
someone being hired or helping iwth signing and getting tired of it
and sending a copy of their signature to the printers. That way, all
they have to do is stuff the envelope. If you've ever send out tons
of stuff, you'll have thoughts of doing this. Once a year at the
bank, BOXES and BOXES of tax documents with envelopes came in and they
had'nt the equipment to do it by machine, so all non essential
personell those days had boxes to do. I tell you, I had so many wicked
thoughts..................

Let's just say your idea is not far fetched. But to do it so that
someone would NOT know their signature and fill all the
dealers/collectors and general public with a fake signature on
purpose...I doubt that.


On Wed, 31 Mar 2004 21:27:55 -0800, "Dan C"
wrote:

I was just thinking, wouldn't it be horrible if a celeb had a secretary make
a preprint for him/her. So you'd get a preprint not of an authentic sig, but
of a secretarial one. That would be horrible. So now I'm just curious,
anyone know of any celebs that have actually done this? I can't think of any
off the top of my head.

Daniel
http://www.focussimulation.com/dan




www.starwarsautographcollecting.com
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I think that's unlikely because it could be considered fraud. Think about it- a
PP is an autograph just not a handsigned one.

Bcoton wrote:

I think that's unlikely because it could be considered fraud. Think about
it- a
PP is an autograph just not a handsigned one.

I think it's only fraud when they charge for it. Otherwise all the
secretarials would be fraud too.

That's what I meant thanks for clarifying...the fraud is when money is
involved.