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Where (i.e. what forum) would one look to see which pen sellers offer discounts to FPNers or who are good supporters of FPN (and thus deserve business), or is there even such a list?

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I would suggest that if pen sellers were offering discounts or special offers to FPN members, they would post details in either Market Watch or The Mall

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I don't believe there is such a list but again the Market Watch and Mall would indeed be the place to look for info on individual vendors.

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There are individual coupons, but keep in mind that no coupon can take the place of customer service, consistent, fair pricing, fast shipping and in some cases special services like nib tuning. Most of the better retailers here offer pricing that is already heavily discounted.

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I've seen some places where the prices are more expensive than others. Where the prices is the same prices as the MSRP.

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I've seen some places where the prices are more expensive than others. Where the prices is the same prices as the MSRP.

True. But with good customer service, I'm willing to pay that price, knowing that it's backed up by amazing support should any problems arise. :)
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True. But with good customer service, I'm willing to pay that price, knowing that it's backed up by amazing support should any problems arise. :)

Well the thing is GPC is below MSRP and has great CS. It's going to really hard to beat that.

 

The sellers with 13 dollar shipping and over MSRP stores are most confusing ones. Shipping is high and they sell stuff over the MSRP. I tend to compare most retailers in the US to GPC.

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Well, I'm sure on someone's list. Its just probably not the good kind of list you are talking about.

 

On a serious note, If you see anything on my site of interest, Ill cut you a heck of a deal. Just email me what you are interested in and Ill give you my best offer. I am closing out all inventory anyways and you all here heard it first. www.pendorapens.com

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