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Hello--can anyone give me a solid referral to a Montblanc

authorized dealer for online purchases. Thanks so much.

 

Daniel

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It has been my experience that when you deal with the AD's you have a shot at some pricing

flexibility. When dealing with the boutique itself there is none. Every little bit you can save helps

these days when dealing with higher ticket items. thanks Daniel

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Fahrney's in DC has a website and they are an authorized dealer. Also, Chuck Edwards is the head of their service and reoajr department and he is so good with Montbkancs that Montblanc has adopted some of his techniques as their own.

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I like fountain pen hospital

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Paradise Pen, Fountain Pen Hospital, Farney's Pens, and Pen Boutique. Any of these sites that have reduced prices cannot show them online. You will need to request an e-mail with a price quote and likely buy over the phone.

I keep thinking about selling some of my pens but all that happens is I keep acquiring more!

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You're in Canada it appears and US authorized MB dealers may not be allowed to sell into Canada. If you want an AD look for one in Canada or buy through MB's website.

 

 

 

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I've been very pleased with Appelboom. The service is great, and they ship worldwide.

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I would add a +1 for Fountain Pen Hospital.

I bought two used pens from them, one had an issue with hard starts and skipping. Sent it back to them and it came back a wonderful writer.

They will also e-mail you the discounted prices of the items you are interested in, they also have a small catalog they can mail out to you.

I would do business with them again.


On the other hand I did have an unpleasant experience with Pen Boutique the last time I ordered from them due to whoever picked the order did not pay attention to selecting the correct items.

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Might try la couronne du comte, prices go crazy a couple ot times every year.

+1 from me.

 

An interesting offer is on right now ;)

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I didn't notice anything out of line on their site when I was on it on Friday. What's changed?

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I didn't notice anything out of line on their site when I was on it on Friday. What's changed?

They have a discount coupon - there is a thread about it in "The Mall".

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