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Abnerkeisha Still Selling Pens? Lewertowski?

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The Indonesian seller abnerkeisha (also known as Edison Daniel Dermawan) has been selling pens on eBay for about ten years. But I haven't seen any listings from him for the past couple of months. Is he out of pen selling, moved to a different venue than eBay, temporarily inactive because of personal-life events but expected to be back? It can't be that there are no more used pens in Indonesia.

 

While I was thinking about this, I wondered what has become of Jean-Michel Lewertowski, aka Penseller From France, a frequent poster to FPN and an outstanding dealer in Waterman products. Very well liked in the FP community. I knew he had moved his business from eBay to Amazon, but a look at amazon.com indicates no feedback for at least 365 days, which isn't a sign of intense selling activity.

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Lewertowski has 117 listings on Amazon UK. Perhaps he is limiting where he is selling.

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Yes, he gradually migrated off eBay when their new policies cut into his sales & moved to Amazon US. But seems only UK gets the benefit anymore. Miss his prices on pens, ink, nib sections...miss his posts, too.

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I never thought Lewertowski was anything special. His prices are not that great and there are many far better sellers around.

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For me in the States, JML was often half the price and one of my few sources of specialty nibs. I always got great service. Must be nice to be in the EU.

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