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Let me start by saying I'm not the easiest guy to get along with. Brian of Edison Pens should be commended for his demeanor. I purchased a pump filler Pearlette from him that had an unexpected flow problem. He exchanged the pen for another model at the Ohio show. I then decided I wanted my original pen back and sent him the other pen back. He was busy and had some illness among the ranks of employees at his company and asked me to be understanding(I probably should have been a little more) I was in my own nagging way more than pushy as to wanting my pen back. He's was always gracious and kind in his communications. For better or worse pens are what I'm kind of eccentric about which is strange because I'm very different about everything else. Anyway, my pen is on the way back and I thought I should give Brian some credit for being a good sport. I hope he'll do business with me again. I hope al of you wind up supporting his product. Thanks Brian! Happy Thanksgiving.

Shawn

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