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Originally posted by ravidell:
If you could provide what information needs to be changed and/or is outdated, i'm sure Tim would get it done rather quickly. He put the list together, the least we can do is share new or incorrect info. The man has a family and a job outside of keeping this list up to date.
My humble apologies to Tim and the rest of the site. But here is the information you ought to update or include in your listings:
Volkan Baga has up the ante to 20 cards maximum. If you're shipping from overseas it has to be worth less than $20 or the return price will be upped to account for his trip to the Customs Office. Basic return shipping is 5 Euros.
Puddnhead's domain has changed hands and therefore no longer owns it:
http://puddnhead.com/
Berry will sign through the mail, but "no duplicates." Please contact him via Facebook for verification.
Every Spiderweb Galley artist with the exception of Greg Hildebrandt does not accept mail-ins. My friend is very upset he got misleading information from this site, and is now in the process of writing an apology letter to them. If MOTL has time, please apologize to them as well. If any other artist as part of that gallery accepts them, please list it. Greg Hildebrandt only accepts 8-10 different cards at time (in short no play sets).
Swanland doesn't accept mail-ins no more for reasons of his own.
Rob Alexander's mail-in address has changed as of October 2012:
1389 Jefferson Street
Oakland, CA, USA
Concept Art House (CAH) for where: Austin Hsu, Erica Yang, Scott Chou and Jack Wang work at, no longer accepts mail-ins due to logistics. Their work offices are in Shanghai and their processing offices are in San Francisco.
Wesley Burt has opened the doors. Please contact him for details.
Jason Chan does not accept mail-ins or does alterations, unless you are a CEO of a company. Some of my friends who work for the video game industry have previously done business with him. They find Jason Chan to be a nice guy, but very dishonest. His listed email has not been working as of 2011. He's been told endless times to "fix it" with the rest of his site, but has not with his usual excuse of "being busy." A journalist over a year ago has just wrapped up his investigation of people's claims regarding him. He like my business friends were shocked to find out about his dishonesty. He may do excellent work, but his business ethics are the worst amongst the industry.
Both Jason Chan and Wesley Burt work for Massive Black.
Whit Brachnna no longer accepts them at this time. He presently works for 343 Industries.
Pat Lee does not accept mail-ins after sinking his production house in 2006. He now lives in Hong Kong.
James Kei does not accept mail-ins at this time.
Karla Ortiz has just opened the doors. Please contact her for details.
Izzy accepts mail-ins. Please contact him for details. He works for Sony. "Be patient," he says.
April Lee's site under FAQs still mentions that she accepts them.
Ittoku does not accept mail-ins.
Francis Tsai does not accept mail-ins for medical reasons (Wesley Burt confirmed this via video sharing).
Re-verify mail-in statuses regarding Chris Rahn and Doug Alexander Gregory.
Eytan Zana accepts mail-ins. Please contact him for information.
Mike Bierek accepts mail-ins (as of 2011). Please contact him for information regarding his status.
Check with Tom Wanerstrand's status. Seems out of date.
Ray Lago's information is out of date and his site is 404.
Randy Elliott accepts only 2 at a time.
Quinton Hoover is deceased.
Jung Park does not accept mail-ins at this time.
Karl Kopinski does not accept mail-ins at this time. Nor does his brother Stephan or Jan, who neither do work on Magic.
Shelly Wan does not accept mail-ins, but will sign 14 at events for free and more for each $10 purchase of stuff from her booth. She works for Pixar Studios.
Nicola Beeson's site no longer works. She has taken down her site due to an address change. Please contact her for information.
Matt Cavotta accepts them, but 20 at a time. He requests that you send them in c/o Wizards.
Mark Brill's site is no longer working. Please check on his mail-in status via Facebook.
John Matson's address has changed. Please contact him via Facebook for verification.
Rebekah Lynn's site is no longer working.
Eric Fortune does not accept mail-ins at this time.
Trevor Claxton does not accept mail-ins at this time.
Scott Baily does not accept mail-ins at this time.
Dave Rapoza does not accept mail-ins at this time.
James Wong accepts mail-ins. Please contact him for information.
Winona Nelson is Anthony Palumbo's girlfriend. She accepts them. Both will sign as a couple if done through the mail.
Dave Palumbo accepts mail-ins. But be patient.
Ryan Yee accepts mail-ins.
Cara Mitten accepts mail-ins. But be sure to check with her regarding mis-attributed cards. She has a few under Anthony Scott Waters.
Bryon Talbot accepts them. But if you are sending from overseas, please send the right amount of return shipping in pounds. But 10 pounds for less than 12 cards.
Melissa Benson will sign 10 only if you buy $50 worth of stuff from her and 5 more cards for each additional $100 spent.
Dave Dorman never responds in a timely manner. My other friend sent some stuff to him and has not gotten them back. It's been nearly 2 years since it went to his listed PO Box. Neither his stuff nor his letter of concern have bounced. Regardless of how many emails and Facebook messages are sent to him regarding his status, he never responds.
Jean Sebastien (J.S.) Rossbach does not accept mail-ins.
Jana Schirmer does not accept mail-ins. She often travels a lot.
Johannes Voss does not accept mail-ins at this time due to his schedule. Verify for update.
Kekai Kotaki accepts mail-ins, but 12 at a time. He presently works for Bungie as of 2012 and wishes for all of you to send to his work address.
Colin MacNeil's and DOM!'s email no longer works.
Dameon Willich's site is 404.
Please verify the rest to assure that the other addresses and sites on the first page are still working, and if the listed individuals accept mail-ins or not.
Bad information often leads to devastating consequences.
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