Poster MemorabiliaReviews of postermemorabilia.com

Bought poster. The autographs were completely fake. Complete scam. when i tired to get a refund they did not respond. do not waste your money.

Absolutely DECEPTIVE, FRAUDULENT behavior. The poster sent was signed completely differently from the one advertised on the website. I am not just talking about the disclaimer "each piece is unique and individually hand signed and may VARY SLIGHTLY from the pictures shown," as in the color is wrong or it's placed in the wrong spot, and I don't like it; I am talking about the autograph not matching what is presented on the website. COMPLETELY different signatures. In the advertised pictures, the autographs match those of the artists at the time; on the received product, they match neither the pictures nor other commonly available autographs from the artists. Their COA is dogwater, not a true COA that can be verified by any reputable backing. And their 90-DAY RETURN GUARANTEE? They want you to pay 20 dollars for it, I suspect this is their bottom line, if you spot their scam they still get to recoup their cost. After completing the initial draft (see above), I realized this business does respond to bad reviews periodically. So, to back my allegation, I am basing the above conclusions on the fact that I own 2 Imagine Dragons-signed guitars (and I know they are signed by the band because I got them at the concert through the "ultimate Imagine Dragons experience" those autographs also match my autographs on various posters through different eras of Imagine Dragons (from EPs to Loom). As much as some of the signatures have changed, the overall style does not match each of the band members' signatures. Platzman's signature is most egregious (just complete nonsense, not even trying to mimic the real signature). Laughably, the company boasts about its return policy, which includes a return fee (not disclaimed anywhere). The COA and verification are also nonsense, done in-house and not backed by any authoritative independent party. If the signature on this poster wasn't so immediately off (or if I've never seen a real one before) I might get fooled by it. It's also contradictory they claim third party authentication in one section and then claim they authenticate everything in house I did take a chance on this purchase because I knew that some Mercury posters were signed by the band as part of the release campaign. Sadly, this is not one of them. Lastly, and suspiciously, when I purchased my poster, it "sold out" on the website, but as of today july/20/2026, the poster is back in stock (with a higher price) again. Magic how they can find a signed poster of limited quantity after they just sold out.

I bought a jaws poster signed 2023 November.... One i recieved it open it look good,still emailed them and they said 💯 real. So I put it away until 4 days agofir framing...the guy said to me get it proper authentic in the uk...as the frame would cost 200£ So he gave me a one of the best authentication men around garry king Specialist in signature uk. And guess what it is a fake He told to ask for the pic of all 4 sighning it or was ther a third representative from Beckett, JSA ect So I did,they send me a reply, Your 90 days refund policy has expired, but we stand by our products.....please guys and girls get them authenticated by a specialist trust me ther fake. If you can go to Becketts,JSA Or Info@Spence. Ect.....it's worth it absolutely disgusting dont kid yourself.. Had the audacity to say that we have 3rd party partners who get them for them.... I have all emails to prove everything They just sent me message It reads JSA dosnt offer quick response unfortunately. We believe all autographs have value being authenticated... Cheers Michelle VIP support.. Thought you was the authenticator urm your selling the products Please people I've reported them to action fraud , paypal..HSBC. All are fakes dont listen to them.... Notice they didn't acknowledge Becketts JSA ect just ther own in-house jargon! Also the certificate is also shady no address also the previous company ran by the same people rubber stamping fakes.... Michael Freeman on the certificate dosnt exist....it got one company name her name is Elizabeth rothchild.! Can't find anything on them aswell as the certificate has no address.....even the site says they deal with Christies wen you put you cert number .....it's says the names on the poster but no dates and christies have never heard of them.... Go to chat gbt ore grok....this will also back it up.....

Fake posters and will not respond to refund requests. Stay away!

Customer service is non-existent. My package did not arrive until nearly two weeks after ordering. While the package was lost, the company refused to answer any of my messages. There is no customer service phone number anywhere online. The company’s phone number on the shop app directs you to a French limousine company. Additionally, there is no way to verify the true authenticity of the memorabilia. Do not buy from this company. Here’s my order number: Order #12993. This company’s response is a shameless attempt to capture more business. Unfortunately, they spend more time monitoring reviews to expose their sham “customer service” than actually dealing with customer complaints and issues re tracking. Update: this company attempted to report this review as defamatory content to remove it from Trust Pilot. Buyer beware!

Collectors should be aware of what I discovered after ordering from Poster Memorabilia. Though they claim to use PSA, Beckett, or Authentifiedai for authentication, my order came only with Authentifiedai certificates. The posters didn’t look right, so I looked into the authenticator. Their Dubai address can’t be verified, but public business records, WHOIS Internet records, show Authentifiedai is registered in Melbourne — the same place Poster Memorabilia operates from. Quite the coincidence for an “independent” authentication service.​ The website registration details can be verified with any domain registration lookup. (I tried to attach a screenshot of the domain registration for Authentifiedai​, but Trust Pilot will not let me add an attachment.) This experience felt far from transparent, and I cannot recommend this company. Due to how deceptive this setup appeared, I filed formal reports with the FTC, FBI IC3, and the Australian Federal Police. In my opinion, collectors should stay far away from this company. RESPONSE: Why was the domain updated on 12/10/25, as soon as the review was left - EVEN MORE SUSPICIOUS. Domain Name: authentified.ai Registry Domain ID: 6c04d243babe4ddd99e69b466fb05930-DONUTS Registrar WHOIS Server: whois.rrpproxy.net Updated Date: 2025-12-10T23:23:07Z

This site is deceptive IMO. The poster from order 12776 (Jaws) is a poster and it is "hand signed." This literally means only that a human - and not a machine - made the "signatures." Be aware of Poster Memorabilia's careful wording. They do not use the word "AUTOGRAPHED" by the actual actors. The COA is meaningless IMO. What are they claiming is "authentic"? That some human(s) made the "signatures"? Until the site can say in writing that it is AUTOGRAPHED by the actors, I will not believe that it is. Poster Memorabilia will not say it is. I wish they would/could. They have not. Prove me wrong and I will change my OPINION. I gifted this and regret it. It's embarrassing. I want a refund. This is my real OPINION.

The autograph failed third-party authentication from JSA and Beckett. It’s not a reputable company and I wouldn’t recommend purchasing for them. Don’t fall for their “authentication” hologram. It’s not worth the paper it’s printed on. **Update: 1) Reputable authentication services do not disagree. Authenticated.ai is not a reputable authentication service. Do not get it twisted — saying your autographs get authenticated by one of the three and relying on the credibility of Beckett/PSA for less than 5% of autographs to say so is fraudulent. 2) It’s not a true 90-day money back guarantee because you have to pay for the return shipping back to Australia. 3) If Taylor Swift was legitimately signing autographs for $399 at scale, this place would explode with business. If it’s too good to be true, it often is. Don’t be stupid like me. I would sue this company actively for fraud. I just don’t care enough to, but if they’re going to post BS responses like this, maybe I will think twice about it.