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Hi all

This weekend we are offering all of our customer 10% discount on all our products. Just go to www.stylos.se and use the code WEEKEND when you check out and the 10% will be deducted.

Pens, ink, notebooks, watches and more.

 

Welcome to www.stylos.se and order your next pen today.

 

Kind regards

Niklas Dahl

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+1 :thumbup:

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I wish I had seen this sooner.

 

I'm wondering why you don't seem to carry Diamine Chocolate Brown? I've been looking over the past few weeks and it doesn't appear for the 30ml inks.

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I wish I had seen this sooner.

 

I'm wondering why you don't seem to carry Diamine Chocolate Brown? I've been looking over the past few weeks and it doesn't appear for the 30ml inks.

 

 

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Well just wait until next weekend, who knows what I decide to then?:thumbup:

Chocolate Brown is out of stock, I have ordered more and hopefully it will be back in stock within two weeks.

 

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Niklas

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I've had no luck in accessing the web page for a few days; does anyone else get this message, or is it just me?

Dan

 

Server not found

Firefox can't find the server at www.stylos.se.

Check the address for typing errors such as

ww.example.com instead of

www.example.com

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Hi Dan

 

I haven't heard about this before and will look into it. Maybe it's just with Firefox, can you try it with IE?

 

Please let me know if you experience any other problems with the shop.

 

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Niklas

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Hi Niklas,

I'm on a Mac, so no IE, but I tried Safari, got the same thing:

 

Safari can’t find the server.

Safari can’t open the page “http://www.stylos.se/” because Safari can’t find the server “www.stylos.se”.

 

 

I'm at work, so maybe it has to do with the work server setup; I'll try later from home.

 

Thanks,

Dan

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It could be a DNS issue with your ISP. I just wrote an article on my blog about it since I had a few listeners of my podcast not able to download from iTunes or even reach my podcast Web site. A simple method to test your ISP's DNS server or if they're blocking a range of IP numbers.

Trouble Browing?

Take care,

Tim Verpoorten (Surfbits)

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Well, I can get onto the site from my home machine, so it must be some firewall issue here at work.

I did notice that there were some other problems over at the postings under "New Weekend, New Offers!" about troubles getting on, but I gather that's a different issue.

Thanks to all for suggestions,

Dan

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