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Greetings,

 

I've started my new online sales site: paperinkpen.com. Along with the Grand Opening I'm offering 1/3 off the MSRP price for any Pelikan pen, either in stock or special order.

 

Only pens I actually have in stock are currently shown, but I am happy to special order pens from Chartpak if you desire.

 

Oh and:

 

CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS: WE PAY YOUR SALES TAX.

 

[edit] I've modified the site to show the actual price I'm charging. I'm handling purchases through PayPal invoices at this point.

 

 

Thank you for looking in. I hope you like the site. I look forward to serving the community as an online retailer rather than an enthusiastic user. They say if you do what you love you'll love what you do. I've been a passionate fountain pen user for over twenty years and I honestly hope the saying is true.

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What info is withdrawn, and what other post should I look at?

 

Looking for a black SJ Transitional Esterbrook Pen. (It's smaller than an sj)

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Sorry. The special pricing has been withdrawn. The new pricing discount is 10% off all items with code PEN, and sales tax is paid by me for California residents (I don’t collect sales tax for non-California residents.)

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