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I've made several purchases with them, all have been perfect; I do ship to the US only.

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I've made several purchases with them, all have been perfect; I do ship to the US only.

Just like pseudo88.

 

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I am also in the US, and I've made dozens of purchases from them over the last few years and have never had an issue. Also, their customer service has always been prompt, helpful, and courteous in my experience.

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Jetpens are one of the fastest shippers from the States to Canada. I get some of my cartridges from them that I cannot find anywhere else.

*Sailor 1911S, Black/gold, 14k. 0.8 mm. stub(JM) *1911S blue "Colours", 14k. H-B "M" BLS (PB)

*2 Sailor 1911S Burgundy/gold: 14k. 0.6 mm. "round-nosed" CI (MM) & 14k. 1.1 mm. CI (JM)

*Sailor Pro-Gear Slim Spec. Ed. "Fire",14k. (factory) "H-B"

*Kaweco SPECIAL FP: 14k. "B",-0.6 mm BLS & 14k."M" 0.4 mm. BLS (PB)

*Kaweco Stainless Steel Lilliput, 14k. "M" -0.7 mm.BLS, (PB)

 

 

 

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Great experience last week with my order pilot carts and Exacompta cards.

Cheers,

 

“It’s better to light a candle than curse the darkness

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Jet Pens is the absolute tops! Always the best and newest in drawing writing materials, with maximum choices of color, size, etc. I've only had one problem and that was that USPS lost my package from Jet Pens. JP rectified the situation sooner and better than I could have expected.

They care! Check out their website and you'll feel like it's Christmas morning.

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