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Hi,

 

Never bought from him personally, although often been tempted, but his name does crop up fairly regularly as a reliable seller (at least from our US members).

 

Hmm this looks like one of those that even if we get clobbered for VAT etc.etc might still work out a bit cheaper than buying over here (price seems to be around the £90, roughly double).

 

Andy

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Anyone in the UK bought from this seller?

 

PM me if necessary

 

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Hi Andy

I've bought Legacy's from here plus on or two other things.

Excellent seller and superfast delivery considering is from US. I am in UK.

Highly recommended.

 

 

Armchop

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Excellent seller! I've bought several pens from Todd.

 

Dean

When I was fourteen years old, I was amazed at how unintelligent my father was. By the time I turned twenty-one, I was astounded how much he had learned in the last seven years.

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I am in the U. S., too. But I do want to give my endorsement to Todd as a seller. Excellent - prices, communication, customer service. I can't ask for more.

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I've bought from Todd for delivery to Canada, no problems. The only thing is, you have to be aware of the need to pay the extra international shipping (not super-obvious in how the site is set up, so it's easy to miss).

 

Great communications, shipping, etc. An experience that is "discount in price only."

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I'd definitely recommend Todd. I recently bouyght several pens from him and had a problem with one. Next thing I new there was a replacement in my mailbox. Good communication & great service.

 

Hayne

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Hi All,

 

Buy with confidence. I've never had an problem with any of my purchases from Todd - and those purchases have included pens that turned out to have defects. Any such issues have been rectified quickly and graciously.

 

I typically "spread out" the shipping charges by buying a few pens at a time. If you're contemplating the Lamy (I bought mine from Todd a while back), you might want to browse his site and consider adding on one or two additional inexpensive pens. I've picked up some wonderful cheapies that way.

 

The usual "no affiliation" disclaimer applies.

 

Cheers,

 

Jon

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Todd sent me some pen cases and a wrap over to the highlands a few months back. Good comms and we worked out the best deal for postage re insurance etc. The price can be right, particularly the way dollars and sterling currently sit. I just hate paying the 'handling fee' of £8 and the couple of extra weeks waiting for things over £35 - just have to take tax on the nose for new items I suppose.

 

Stephen

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I'll chime in and say Todd's great to buy from - no worries at all here!

"But God demonstrates His own love toward us, in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us." (Rom. 5:8, NKJV)
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I just hate paying the 'handling fee' of £8 and the couple of extra weeks waiting for things over £35 -

I've had handling fees of £12 per item which when coupled with a drive to an industrial estate on the far side of Bristol to pick items up really, really grates!

 

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