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Is There A Place To Get Tomoe River Paper That Doesn't Charge Crazy Amounts Of Money For Shipping To Europe?

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the title basically says it all. I' looking for a place to get tomoe river paper from that doesn't charge more for shipping than the actual paper.

 

for Europe that is, to be precise Finland.

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crazy amounts of money =/= more than the paper, if the paper is only a few sheets as for a sample. TR is pretty light paper! I suggest Jetpens myself. They have TR paper in several formats besides the classic loose sheets, AND they also have loads of nice stuff besides TR paper too, so you can add a few more things to get more bang for your buck on shipping. You might have to play around a little, adding/removing contents to your shopping list, until you get a ratio of item cost to shipping cost that you're comfortable with, but their checkout system makes this a lot less painful than you would imagine if you're used to this being a giant hassle. I'm in Greece which from what I can tell has some of the same shipping-related challenges that Finland would have, and I get most of my non-generic stationery from them. They are pretty awesome :-)

I'm not affiliated with ANY of the brands/retailers/shops/ebay sellers/whatever I mention or recommend. If that ever changes, I will let you know :)

 

Looking for a cheap Pilot VP/Capless - willing to put up with lots of cosmetic damage.

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I have a classified ad for Tomoe River paper here on FPN. I sell 100 sheets for 13 euro in either white or cream. Shipping to the UK or EU is 6,15 euro for 100 sheets and 8,80 euro for 200 sheets. PM me if you are interested!

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I have a classified ad for Tomoe River paper here on FPN. I sell 100 sheets for 13 euro in either white or cream. Shipping to the UK or EU is 6,15 euro for 100 sheets and 8,80 euro for 200 sheets. PM me if you are interested!

Forgot to add, the shipping cost is the actual cost, I don't mark it up.

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