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Post by natureboy14 on Sept 4, 2005 17:09:43 GMT -5
i agree bruno, i would never resale any of the autographs i obtain from the guys and certainly dont mind if they write a little something extra on it. Personally i rarely get items personalized but its not because of any idea to potentially resale
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Post by JNance on Sept 21, 2005 18:28:36 GMT -5
Heenan was right to do what he did. I have been to two Fanfests, Fayetteville in Aug. 2004, and Charlotte last month, and have seen the same guy that we were all talking about, with stacks of pics and /or figures. Yeah, they're holding up the line, and I personally feel it's disrespectful to the wrestlers to expect them just to sign extra items. On the Rhodes subject, I was thrilled to see Dusty walk in Saturday, being a HUGE fan. I was saddened , however, that he'd charge $20 for an autograph. Guess that's the ebay curse. I'd never sell these cherished items. Guess I'm in the minority.
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Post by sittingstill on Sept 21, 2005 18:57:19 GMT -5
what I don't get is - if Dusty is really worried about Ebay, why doesn't he sell his own signed autographs on ebay, offering to personalise the message or something so as to outdue anyone selling off convention pieces. he's not worried about Ebay, he wants the $20. And I'd do the exact same thing if I could, I just wouldn't lie about Ebay & also would be prepared that people would think I was an ass for doing it....Heenan on the other hand, was not getting kickback or signing the extra items and was right to refuse this leech who seems to be trying to make a wrestling autograph business without actually paying for any autographs....
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