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Difficulties At Omas In Bologna ?


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I do not think we should take conclusions about how to manage a company after few posts in a forum .....

Far from me. I wrote "in my humble opinion" for a good reason.

 

As the poster above me stated, OMAS lacked the recognition. If someone that is not into fountain pens wants the "expensive, commemorative pen", he'll most likely buy Montblanc instead

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