Why are the black "FS E-Long Bundle of 3 Prem. XXL Micro-Knit Hybrid FT Capacitive Stylus Pens," $12.99 or $4.00 more? Is there an error in the price?
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Hi there! Much of our pricing has to do with supply and demand. Before Christmas, we need to keep adjusting the prices to our stock levels to avoid getting out of stock during the busiest season of the year. Also, as most business do, we try to lower the prices a lot just after Christmas, to also stay competitive during the post-holiday sales. Since the black set has been our most popular, the pricing is a bit higher to keep it from going out of stock too quickly. Hope that helps! If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
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Even as a resale, that's a ridiculous price. You can order them online at Hot topic too. These sellers are awful I'm putting them on my blacklist.
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they were $49.99 in black last friday..then they went down to 39.99. Now they are sold out and a merchant is overpricing them. If you purchased this item within 30 days you can write amazon a letter they will do a price adjustment for you.
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I have noticed that when many online companies get very low on stock, a ridiculous price point kicks in until the new supply arrives, to avoid going out of stock completely. I've seen a package of ballpoint pens for $99 and so on, so that's probably what is happening here. Shop around. Let there be no doubt however that this product, at this strength, is not inexpensive. $130 would not be unreasonable.
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Hi Francesca! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) My apologies for missing your question, and not replying sooner! The answer is YES! These stylus and all of our stylus line, are compatible with any capacitive/touchscreen devices. Let me know if I can be of more help here at this link:
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I just ordered 10 for $2.75 at deepsurplus.com. after a long search. Only way to order them (10). Shipping was about $8. There's a good picture on the site of the caps. Good Luck - Al
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It seems like these guys buy them from wacom.com and add their $500 profit. I think this is an Amazon's fail because they allow it. When Amazon sell it directly they use the right price though.
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Hi Amber! Our thin-tipped pens have been excellent sellers. Some sellers offer fine-tipped pens, which these are not, though the diameter of these is smaller than that of a standard stylus pen (6mm vs 10mm of a regular tip). If there's anything else, just let me know. I can be contacted directly via this link:
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The tips I ordered where for a finer tipped stylus. From what I can see on Amazon it looks like you would have to order a different tip.
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That's what I'd like to know. I just filed a complaint. It clearly says 12 pens and folks on here say they got 12--I only got one, and it wasn't even in a sealed blister pack. And I paid more than $3.53 when I ordered it.
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Research on Amazon will save you lots of money. I bought mine for about $5. plus the small shipping charge. A couple of months later when I was with my daughter in a "craft shop" in Fort Worth, I saw the exact same set for $39.95.... My daughter thought the $39.95 was a great deal until I told her the price I paid for them on Amazon. Later, I saw them again for less than what I had paid (under $5.00). But I was totally happy that I had saved almost $35. by buying them when I did. Watch out for the shipping charges!!!
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Hi Tommy-boy! My apologies for the delay in my reply. I've been trying to do a bit of research for you as I am not too familiar with the Surface RT. I have read quite a few comments in forums online and this comment stood out to be to be very true when it comes to all stylus pens: "I have found that you just have to experiment. All capacitive stylus feel a bit clumsy and weird. So it might just be a bit of chance to find one you like among cheaper and more expensive ones." Ultimately, it's a matter of preference. Many customers buy our thin-tipped pens for the precision and are very pleased. We get just as many customers who begin thinking that the fiber tips will be too wide, but then realize how great they are despite the width because the fiber is known to be more responsive than rubber. Again, I think it's a matter of preference and may have something to do with the responsiveness of the devices as well. My recommendation is almost always our fiber-tipped pens because of their responsiveness. I always tell customers not to be turned away from the fiber because of the width, but if you are certain you need/want a smaller tip, than the thin-tipped pens might be the way to go. We just started selling fiber tipped pens with replaceable tips (like our thin-tipped pens) as well, which you can see here: http://www.amazon.com/Capacitive-Replaceable-Micro-Knit-Lanyards-Cleaning/dp/B00K4NVRR8 Those would be my personal recommendation. Here are some other great options as well:
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Go to amazon and type in too meet 2in 1 stylus pen , I got several as little gifts and the got the swavorski crystal one for myself , it's a little more, but soo pretty..ink pen combo...
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There's no difference in quality -- the prices just seem to fluctuate for no reason. $17.99 is a great deal for the black, though -- thanks for the head's up! I just ordered three of them!
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They aren't good for anything, if you are thinking abut getting a stylus for your Nook you should probably buy one from Walmart or something for $10. I got an iFrogz stylus for $10 and it works perfectly. There's no point in wasting $2.19 on these. :)
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When I bought them they were about $35.00 for 96. They are advertised at other sites for $34.99 for 86. I have ordered from Amazon, and other sites and have been told after my order was placed that the item had been back ordered since fall of 2013. If they are not available, why are they even listed?
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Because this isn't being sold by Wacom, it's being sold by a third party retailer. As such they are selling it at a higher price so they can make a profit.