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I found out today that people have been buying pens I made for Andy Lambrou (Classic Pens), except that I've never made any pens for Andy Lambrou.

We met and talked at the Atlanta show a few years ago, around April 2019, about making some pens, but he was pretty terrible to communicate with, and nothing ever came of it.

 

Today I got an email from a guy telling me that he's already paid Andy for two pens made by me, and if I knew when the pens would be ready.

 

If you paid Andy for an "AS 1" or "AS2" pen, I'm sorry to say you got ripped off by Andy.  

 

If you or somebody you know has paid Andy for pens that were supposed to be made by me, you won't be getting them.

 

If you have any questions please email me as I'll see that quicker than replies here-

shawn@newtonpens.com

 

Thanks

Shawn

 


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