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I see that there are no listings on the e-bay TWSBI pen store today.

Anyone know why? Gone on holiday? Stock all sold out? :hmm1:

Whatever is true,whatever is noble,whatever is right,whatever is pure,whatever is lovely,whatever is admirable - if anything is excellent or praiseworthy - think about such things.

Philippians 4.8

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it may be that the stock twsbi has in america is sold out, but i'm sure it'll be back up very soon.

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I bet they are sold out. The store had about 25 left of each size last time i checked.

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Hi guys,

 

the stock I carry in last time around 160pens are sold out already, thanks to all of you.

 

the new shipment of 240 pens are ready in Taipei (this batch is with Phase 3 piston, meaning same seal as before but with more strict water lead test; tapping against desk top). But since we haven't ship out any of these yet, so I am thinking to enclose spare piston (1.5) in case replacement is needed. The 1.5 piston should get some good result in these few days. If ok, I will ship them with pen to US then put on eBay again.

 

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Any chance of adding some of the pencils with that shipment of Diamond 530s and adding them to the ebay store, too?

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Any chance of adding some of the pencils with that shipment of Diamond 530s and adding them to the ebay store, too?

 

i like your way of thinking :)

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