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Market Watch — Tomoe River Hardcover Notebooks On Amazon (30% Off)

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Just a heads up, because I think many of you, like me, would appreciate knowing this:

Amazon just reduced the price of the Bond Tomoe River Dotgrid Hardcover A5 Notebooks

from $25 (with free prime shipping) to only $17.50... which makes them a wildly good deal

for a Tomoe River Notebook considering they are 296 pages!

This is not my product or store. I just love the TR paper and it is extremely difficult to get a

nice notebook with their paper for a decent price... let alone a hardcover for a decent price.

This deal makes the Tomoe River Notebook a better deal than the run of the mill Moleskine!

Anyway, here's the link again:

 

 

PS - the reason I posted here is because I dont think that, as a sponsor, I am allowed to post i

n the Market Watch? I have contacted the mods about it already. Hopefully I can next time.

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So I saw this, bookmarked the link so I could grab one the next time I order from Amazon, ordered from Amazon and forgot to add it , kicked myself for being stupid, vowed I wouldn't forget the next time, made another order, forgot again, feel awfully stupid now.

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