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Hello All,

 

I am new to FPN. I am looking to buy two specific fountain pens. I tried to post to the "Want to Buy" classifieds but apparently I am not allowed.

 

I am looking to buy:

 

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and

 

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If anyone has either of these for sale let me know.

 

Thanks!

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In order to be eligible to post an ad in the Classifieds, you must become a Gold member. This can be done after 30 days and 30 (non-Chatter) posts.

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Yes, Suji is right.

 

The reason you could not post a WTB is because you are not allowed to.

And trading in the forums is not allowed at all. (unless you are a premium member and are posting in the Mall)

 

You will have to wait to post your WTB.

 

You ARE allowed to react on classifieds, however., So I suggest you have a look around the calssifieds to see if you find your desired pens.

 

 

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