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Hello,

 

Based on the positive recommendations of FPNers, I ordered a Tomoe River notebook from Paper for Fountain Pens. I duly received an email receipt but did not receive the notebook. I have sent a number of emails through the message portal on the website and to the company email address but I have had no response.

 

The company seems to be very well thought of by folks on this website: Does anyone know how to reach this company? Are they still in business?

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Segel:

 

I am very much in business, but correspondence is embarrassingly behind.

I have to guess that you ordered a small cream journal. These have been backordered since the end of September. I will be shipping them again in one week (at long last!!) Folks who ordered in October will be getting something extra in their shipments in appreciation for their patience.
All other orders are up-to-date as far as I know, and have been going out usually same-day or next day.
If your order was not for a cream, small journal, please PM me here.

I apologize for not keeping up with emails. Itis not how I want to be doing things, and I'm working on getting caught up. The past few weeks have been an awkard stage of too much for one person and not enough for two!

As I said, though, shipments have been kept up with——except the cream small journals which have been delayed.

Thank you for your patience!

 

:Jay

www.PaperForFountainPens.com

Tomoe River Paper is a muse to me.

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Hello Jay,

 

Yes, small cream it was. And small beer this is ... No worries and I'm glad to hear you are thriving. I look forward to using your journal.

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