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Hi all,

 

do you know of an Ebay seller called "penspens" from Germany? This seller has a number of interesting pens including Pelikans and Sheaffers. I would like to know if anyone has used this seller and the experience they had with this seller. Are the seller's products the genuine article?

 

thanks and best results,

Milo

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I only know of them in the context of Cleo Skribent pens, where they were specifically recommended as a seller.

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Hi all,

 

do you know of an Ebay seller called "penspens" from Germany? This seller has a number of interesting pens including Pelikans and Sheaffers. I would like to know if anyone has used this seller and the experience they had with this seller. Are the seller's products the genuine article?

 

thanks and best results,

Milo

 

I believe this is either Christian Fricke or Ulrich [i never knew his last name]. I have bought several Pelikans from them and have never been anything but perfectly happy with the results. They have long experience in international shipping and their prices are more than reasonable for the quality of their product.

 

Good hunting!

 

--k

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Hi Krishnananda

 

many thanks for the recommendation. The Pelikans were exactly what I was after! I'll add penspens to my favourite sellers list and look out for a good deal.

 

thanks and best regards,

Milo

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Yes, I have purchased several pens from them with excellent results. It is my understanding that penspens is the eBay name of one of the largest pen shops in Germany. They use eBay to dispose of overstocks and older merchandise. I recommend them heartily.

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