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Hello Everyone,

 

While I am waiting for my two new Indian ED pens, (ASA Athletes), to be delivered by ASA Pens; I thought, why not blow some money indiscriminately on some Japanese pens? :D However, I've been spoiled by the Goulet's and I'm always nervous about dipping my toes in the strange waters of unknown dealers. :unsure:

 

This guy has a spot-on flawless rating, so I really shouldn't be too concerned; however, I still am. :blush: Getting stung elsewhere has made me a little gun-shy. Has anyone here ever dealt with him? Here is a link to his e-bay store to refresh your memory:

 

http://stores.ebay.com/stationeryandfountainpen?_trksid=p2047675.l2563

 

 

Any input would be appreciated, thanks. :)

 

 

Best regards,

 

Chris

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Hello Thuja,

 

Thank you very much for the link; fool that I am, I forgot to run his name through the Google search window in the upper right corner - if I had, I probably would have found that thread myself. :blush:

 

Now to shop for pens! :D

 

Thanks again,

 

Chris

- He that eateth my flesh and drinketh my blood abideth in me; and I in him. (JN 6:57)

- "A woman clothed in the sun," (REV 12.1); The Sun Danced at Fatima, Portugal; October 13, 1917.

- Thank you Blessed Mother and St. Jude for Graces and Blessings obtained from Our Lord.

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I have bought ink and two pens from this seller and was very happy. Fast shipping and great prices. Would use again.

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