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Hello everyone,

I am a new FPN member so please excuse me for any FPN faux pas I may commit :). I stumbled across the site yamadapen.com today while looking for a Visconti Wall Street. I have been looking for a decently priced Wall Street for ages now and I came across this site but their prices seem much too good to be true ( ex. on the Wall Street it's around $160 USD). I was wondering if anyone had used or even heard of the site before or if you believe these pens are Chinese fakes. The site is in Japanese however if you put the link into Google Translate and select Japanese to English that will do the trick. Any information would help!

Thanks everyone.

PS I'm not sure if this is the right area to post this so please excuse me again.

Sorry just realized this is definitely not the right area to post this

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