But it's true. The key is that you have a pair of eyes ... haha.
Here are some suggestions that I hope can help you.
1. You can see whether the seller's goods are large or not, and 80% of them are fake.
Why is quantity important? Many merchants rely on the blind psychology of fans, sign a lot by themselves, and then sell them online, raising the price very high. Fans, who can tell who signed it? ! So many people were deceived and bought fakes, and they were flattered that they were genuine ... businessmen made a lot of money from this. ...
I know Taobao has a press corps or something, and the signatures in it are basically fake = =
2. If the quantity is small, such as 10 or less, it may be true.
Some fans like a star and buy a lot of his surroundings. Later, they didn't like it. They think these things are piled up at home and take up space, so they sell them online and find other fans who like this star to buy them.
Some people are lucky enough to meet a star in the street or other places and take the opportunity to ask him for an autographed photo, so they sell it online to make money ... or some magazine and newspaper staff ask for an autograph when interviewing a star in this magazine, and then ...
These situations are all possible.
3. There are also some star support clubs. Stars make photo albums, and they will organize a group purchase signature version. If he buys too much, he will sell it online. However, this kind of club will generally indicate that it is a support club.
Okay ... that's all I can think of for the time being
I hope idolize will be rational and keep his eyes open. After all, there are too many online scammers. Ha ha.
As for martial arts. . I don't pay much attention to mainland talent shows. No signature photo. Sorry, haha
But even with a signed photo, it's useless. How do you know if he signed it? Right =]
Ps Wow, I seem to have written a lot = =