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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 2/7/2008 3:34:58 PM Posts: 49, Visits: 906 |
| Well okay, not actually Dominic himself, but the next best thing.
One of the gifts Dominic received at the Creation convention in London last week was something he already owned. Rather than see the item wasted he autographed it and gave it to me to sell on eBay. ALL the proceeds from this sale will be going to Dominic's chosen charity, Unicef. The donation, 100% of the winning bid, will automatically be made by eBay via Missionfish.
It's a book and DVD set called 'Simply Golf - Back to Basics'. There is a photo of Dominic holding the autographed set on the eBay listing.
The eBay listing number is: 230078150915
This is a great opportunity to buy some 100% guaranteed authentic Dominic memorabilia and do good at the same time!
I'll be letting Dominic know how much the donation was, so let's show him how much we love him. |
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 7/20/2009 3:07:38 PM Posts: 443, Visits: 3,285 |
| the picture was taken by Elf. I'm sure if the person who wins is on here (or elsewhere, just so we can contact them) we should be able to get a nice big version of the photo emailed so you can make a print of it and keep it beside the book as you're proof of authenticity.
And remember. He has one already so you'd both have something you own in common...
(why yes I am trying to drive up the impetus for you....*g*)
We promised him it could make a decent amount for charity! Start bidding!
And with so many lovely new fakes showing up on ebay, you can bid here knowing it's genuine! (want me to point at the fake ones? gladly... it's really obvious too and annoys the hell out of me...)
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 3/31/2009 8:13:59 AM Posts: 157, Visits: 819 |
| This is so very cool. It's great that you lot thought of this. It's a nice use of the gift.
Go! Bid! Win!
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| I wonder how much a dinner date with DK would go for on eBay... |
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| | More than most of us have that's for sure! |
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| if you do it right, only about 80 quid!
Some of us around here have already had a dinner date with Connor 
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 10/21/2009 11:07:54 AM Posts: 3,149, Visits: 11,787 |
| I think maxcat means a private dinner date Linsey ........in which case that'd be priceless  I wonder if Dominic has any other items to sell on ebay?! |
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| considering how much stuff he has in his garage/attic, probably could make a small fortune. basically from everyone on here at least!
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Group: Forum Members Last Login: 8/21/2007 2:56:42 AM Posts: 76, Visits: 113 |
| And with so many lovely new fakes showing up on ebay, you can bid here knowing it's genuine! (want me to point at the fake ones? gladly... it's really obvious too and annoys the hell out of me...)
Yes, please point out the fakes. If it's so obvious I'd like to know.
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| here's 1 to start with. I had found another bad one a few days ago but now I can't find it, the auction may have ended but it was also horrendous. someone had tried to get closer to his sig on that one but I could still spot the problems in it.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/DOMINIC-KEATING-SIGNED-ENTERPRISE-DISPLAY-UACC_W0QQitemZ6632017597QQihZ012QQcategory
Z69536QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem
dominic never just signs his initials, it's also not his handwriting in the one above.
The only different ones you'll find are if you get an autograph signed at the 2005 fedcon when he injured his hand. At that point it got a bit wobbly for a while. but he never signed less than his full name then either, and that was with a dodgy hand.
but there are many that anyone can spot simply by looking at say a sample of 5 autographs and deciding on similarities and differences in the basic handwriting. i've seen some dreadful ones of jolene's and I don't even have hers myself. I just simply go by what I've seen on the official trading cards versus some that turned up on ebay occasionally.
other ones of dominic I've had a quick look at at the moment .... difficult to say for sure. some look slightly dodgy but I don't want to be wrong in case they were signed in a hurry outside the paramount lot a few years ago (sellers don't always get their autographs at conventions after all) or like I said, at that fedcon (or expo that came after, but he signed ours as best he could back then so he was healing at that point anyway).
the difficulty is in trusting COAs. As much as they should be there to make something authentic, it is still something you whip up on your computer and sign so anyone can make them. if i wanted to sell ones i got in person, i could make a COA and pass on something on ebay, but I'm also of the opinion that I could forge dominic's sig better than the one above (for example) and also make a COA for that.
I'm not trying to put you off buying autos on ebay, hell, I have sold some in the past. I decided I wanted all my autos to have been ones I got myself in person, so I got rid of ones I had collected at a charity auction in the past. After doing cons for a while, I began to figure it's not just the autograph that I want anyway (and dominic knows that by now too going by how many some of us have ). It's about getting personalisations, jokes from that weekend's event, and the quality time with the actor. Heck, even at a creation con!
But for others obviously who can't get to a con for any reasons, it's nice to know that what you get in your hands at the end of the day is authentic. best thing to say to anyone is, if you have any doubt, even if you think it's unfounded and you're worrying yourself over nothing, ask someone else their opinion!
9 times out of 10 they are genuine, and people just want to make a living. but it's that 1 person who gives the rest a bad name. usual drill.
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