DOLLY PARTON SIGNED BOOK!!!

Dolly Parton & James Patterson signed book!!

Be quick!!!

Sure to sell out pretty quick!

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Permalink Reply by Derek Bodine on March 8, 2022 at 12:43am

This is true and strangely there is a market for autopen signatures. I was one of the unlucky recipients of that infamous Gregg Allman autopen book. I bought it from some small Georgia bookstore and didn't feel like sending it back. I put it up on ebay and was very upfront about it being an autopen signature. A guy purchased it right away and thanked me for my honesty. I later on was able to obtain a real signed copy at Book Soup. Even though its fake, the Dolly book would probably still sell .

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Permalink Reply by Matt M. on March 8, 2022 at 12:49am

Just sent a follow up to Chronicle:

Ray,

Thanks for your response.

Unfortunately, I disagree based on the examples I’ve seen. It is clear that an autopen template was used for the signature on my sleeve. I’m an extensive collector and very familiar with autopen. I’ve seen exact duplicates of the signature on my sleeve on other products.

I can provide examples to support my case, but I understand that others have already emailed examples to your company. This issue is being widely discussed and documented in the autograph community online.

I strongly urge you to reconsider your position on this issues and advise how you will address it. I’m still within the timeframe to file a chargeback with my credit card, or a dispute with PayPal. I hesitate to go this route but I’m not letting this go. I wanted to give you a chance to address this again.

I never complained when I received a “signed” sleeve instead of the signed book that was advertised, but drawing the line at autopen.

Thank you,

Matt