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Hey FPN,

 

Tom with Goldspot Pens here. Everyone's looking forward to the nice long weekend here in the US, but we don't want to be stuck to our screens shopping during this last official weekend of summer. We kicked off our Labor Day special a few days early so you can place your orders now and enjoy your weekend.

 

It's a rainy day here in New Jersey, which is a good day to do some browsing on our site and check out that pen you've had your eye on. Yeah, you know - that one you wish was just a little bit less expensive. Or maybe you were waiting for a new pen like the Pelikan M205 Aquamarine to come out. Yes, we have that.

 

Stock up your cart with a bunch of fine writing goodies and enter the promo code HANGTEN to receive 10% OFF your order of $99 or more.

 

This coupon code is only valid until Monday night, September 5th at 11:59pm Eastern Time. By then, you should be fast asleep, making sure that you and your kids (if applicable) are getting appropriate shut-eye for going back to work/school.

 

So, surf on in to Goldspot and please feel free to message me or reply if you have any questions about the promo or about anything you are looking for on our website.

 

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