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I'm still in the middle of dealing with them. I also received the wrong color Prera. However, immediately after receiving the pen back from me, they credited me the return shipping. I haven't received the correct pen yet, but if I do, it will have been a very easy and satisfactory process (if a bit long).

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Something of this very nature is going on at reddit:

 

https://www.reddit.com/r/fountainpens/comments/46w09z/ummm_some_versions_of_the_pilot_decimo_are/?sort=old

 

They had insanely low prices, many people bought very discounted pens, and they emailed/called users to please cancel their orders. While these operations were carried out by a different company, their storefront was/(is?) exactly the same as Santa Trading Japan and had similar price fluctuations. The general consensus is that they operate under the same parent company and that Deputi-Japan and Santa Trading Company are the same stores.

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I see that you are in the UK.

 

Were any of these stopped at UK Customs, and charged for?

 

I ordered a bottle of Pilot Iroshizuku ink from Santa Trading yesterday. I will be very disappointed if my box is squashed.

I have never had an issue with them, I have bought a few 4-5 Iroshizuku's from them and never had an issue, I live in Ireland and package was in good condition.

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