As one commenter defended the Women Talking cast member, posting: Most celebrities and athletes are taught not to do blue ink cause you can scan and forge the signature on other things and sell them.

"Most celebrities and athletes are taught not to do blue ink cause you can scan and forge the signature on other things and sell them," another person offered. "Must be a superstition," someone ...

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"The notion that blue ink can be forged more easily than black ... HuffPost reports that after a signature is obtained, someone could scan the autograph and place a photo of their choice behind ...

A signature is one’s personal and unique mark ... Certain government entities require black ink, while others require blue ink. Some reasons include: black ink being compatible with older ...

While that signature was in blue ink, Trump has been outspoken about his loyalty to signing with a Sharpie marker. Trump has signed executive orders with Sharpie marker, then holds up the signed ...

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The card -- which went for a whopping $4.6 million on the open market -- features the NBA logoman catch, which is from a Mavericks jersey that Doncic wore, and a signature in blue ink. It was the ...