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I've had good success with this seller and the Noodler's ink. Really fast shipping (at cheap rates) and generally their prices are either competitive or they'll accept an offer or bid thats comparable to the lowest prices elsewhere online.

 

Well packaged (usually in plastic, with bubble wrap and peanuts in an oversize box). Generally contains a short hand written Thank you on the receipt too.

 

Just sharing!

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Pens:Sailor Mini, Pelikan Grand Place, Stipula Ventidue with Ti Stub nib, Pelikan M605 with Binder Cursive Italic, Stipula Ventidue with Ti M nib, Vintage Pilot Semi-flex, Lamy Vista, Pilot Prera

For Sale:

Saving for: Edison Pearl

In my dreams: Nakaya Piccolo, custom colour/pattern

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I just purchased 2 bottles of Noodlers ink from him on Tue. Now waiting for it to reach Singapore. Shipping rate quoted is reasonable.

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I've had good success with this seller and the Noodler's ink. Really fast shipping (at cheap rates) and generally their prices are either competitive or they'll accept an offer or bid thats comparable to the lowest prices elsewhere online.

 

Well packaged (usually in plastic, with bubble wrap and peanuts in an oversize box). Generally contains a short hand written Thank you on the receipt too.

 

Just sharing!

 

 

I totally agree!!

I am in the UK and ordered two bottles of Noodler's from this seller. They arrived in double quick time, expertly packaged and most importantly the shipping charge was very reasonable.

Thanks for sharing this very valuable information.

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I'll throw in another vote for Greenman508. I've purchased multiple bottles from him. All have arrived quickly and in perfect condition. I'll be purchasing more in the near future.

 

As for offers, I've only felt comfortable doing lower offers when I'm purchasing multiple items.

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Parcel received.

 

Delay caused by our local post office...

 

 

I just purchased 2 bottles of Noodlers ink from him on Tue. Now waiting for it to reach Singapore. Shipping rate quoted is reasonable.
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