Kemo
04-24-2023, 12:42 AM
Alexa Bliss has stories for days about fans who get items autographed with the sole intention of selling those items for profit online.
On Twitter, a fan shared an eBay listing for a signed Alexa Bliss Funko Pop, in which the seller shared a video of Bliss signing as proof of the autograph's legitimacy.
When a fan called it "sad" that Bliss took the time to sign the item only for the fan to try and make money, the WWE Superstar shared her response.
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After another fan responded that Bliss should implement a one-per-person rule, Alexa said she tried that in the past.
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The topic of signed items being sold by fans has been quite the talking point as of late after Rey Mysterio refused to sign multiple items.
In a viral video, the unmasked WWE Hall of Famer refused to sign a dozen items, believing that they would just be sold for profit.
While the video tried to make Rey look like the bad guy in this exchange, the fans, and WWE themselves were very supportive of his actions.
It was reported at the time that some WWE talent are informing talent that they can't sign toys or trading cards to crack down on selling autographs.
A few talents told PW Insider that if a fan is looking for a selfie or a signed 8x10, then they usually don't mind.
Last month, Rhea Ripley shared her own stories of fans crossing the line, and said that WWE Superstars should be treated like human beings.
On Twitter, a fan shared an eBay listing for a signed Alexa Bliss Funko Pop, in which the seller shared a video of Bliss signing as proof of the autograph's legitimacy.
When a fan called it "sad" that Bliss took the time to sign the item only for the fan to try and make money, the WWE Superstar shared her response.
1649835751914237953
After another fan responded that Bliss should implement a one-per-person rule, Alexa said she tried that in the past.
1649839259048607749
The topic of signed items being sold by fans has been quite the talking point as of late after Rey Mysterio refused to sign multiple items.
In a viral video, the unmasked WWE Hall of Famer refused to sign a dozen items, believing that they would just be sold for profit.
While the video tried to make Rey look like the bad guy in this exchange, the fans, and WWE themselves were very supportive of his actions.
It was reported at the time that some WWE talent are informing talent that they can't sign toys or trading cards to crack down on selling autographs.
A few talents told PW Insider that if a fan is looking for a selfie or a signed 8x10, then they usually don't mind.
Last month, Rhea Ripley shared her own stories of fans crossing the line, and said that WWE Superstars should be treated like human beings.