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Hi FPN,

I just reopened my eBay store. I was closed for over a month making a move from Leesburg, VA to Rock Hill, SC. It was quite an adventure over the last year. We went through quite a hassle selling our Leesburg house and then we walked away from the house we built in Rock Hill because the house was a disaster. We found a beautiful and much, much better 11 year old house within a day and are totally happy with it. As it always does for us, it all worked out great. While we are still moving in and will be for awhile I have my office and pen room ready so I reopened the store. http://stores.ebay.com/Speerbob?_rdc=1 I'll start running pen auctions in a week or so as I have over 700 pens queued up to list. Cheers ya'll, Bob

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Robert Speerbrecher, Writing Instrument Dealer. A Top Rated eBay Seller.
ID: SpeerBob
ebay: http://stores.ebay.com/Speerbob
Web: http://www.speerbob.com
email: speerbob@starpower.net

Check out my website at www.Speerbob.com


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Glad to hear the move worked out. Hope we'll see you at the Triangle Pen Show next year now that you're closer to the venue. ;)

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Welcome to the Charlotte area, Bob!

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