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I couldn't post this in the market watch for some reason... but I wanted to let you all know that I was tipped off in a pen group that the Quo Vadis Habana is currently on sale in Amazon for $10... SHIPPED.

I bought 10 of them and waited for them to get here to make sure they were the right ones... they are! Just searched through my messages and found the link again...

 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B004LPHT8G/?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&condition=new&creative=390957&linkCode=ur2&qid=1410578119&sr=8-2&tag=rebates1010d-20&linkId=CPIRYWHG3KBFYGUT

 

Disclaimer: Nothing to do with amazon at all... just a super happy customer. These puppies are usually $25 BEFORE shipping.... So excited :-)

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I bought one, but was charged $4 for shipping so the $10 cost did NOT include shipping for me. And I could only buy one.

But hey, thanks! that was worth it, regardless...

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Link now leads to several sellers with a lowest price of $16.

 

Often these offers are for a short time only.

 

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I bought one, but was charged $4 for shipping so the $10 cost did NOT include shipping for me. And I could only buy one.

But hey, thanks! that was worth it, regardless...

TLMG must have Amazon Prime, for myself I added some other items to reach $35 and chose the free shipping option.

 

Link now leads to several sellers with a lowest price of $16.

 

Often these offers are for a short time only.

 

D.ick

In this case, the seller only had 2 left so I purchased them both. I apologize, but do not regret my actions! :D
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TLMG must have Amazon Prime, for myself I added some other items to reach $35 and chose the free shipping option.

 

In this case, the seller only had 2 left so I purchased them both. I apologize, but do not regret my actions! :D

No problem with me. Free shipping never applies overseas, so shipping would have been prohibitive anyways....

I was just interested what exactly was offered. Not looking for notebooks like that.

 

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Hey everyone!

Yah sorry for the confusion, I have Amazon Prime and I often get caught in the trap of thinking everyone does! If you don't, it ends up being free shipping for orders over $35... whcih is still pretty great!

Sorry for any mixups! I ordered a few and wanted everyone else to jump on board :-)

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It does not matter, TLMG, we're grateful for the heads-up, and shipping was still doable... I'm only sorry I could only get one, but hey, it's not as if I don't have any spare notebooks... probably for the best...

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