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Dayacom high end kits

Jim

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Without knowing the price, this was the kit that caught my eye on my visit to their site .. The Jr. Apollo Minimum order thou is 300 pieces ... :down:
 
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Without knowing the price, this was the kit that caught my eye on my visit to their site .. The Jr. Apollo Minimum order thou is 300 pieces ... :down:

My grand plan is to focus on one kit at a time. selling them at very low mark up to sell them fast. Over time I will then be able to stock a more comprehensive range. Hence the attempt to find a favorite.
 

silver

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It all depends on the kits that you plan to have..

The Apollo is a nice kit, would buy but depends on the landed price..

Steer clear of the Emporer unless you have some high pen customers,they are quite a big pen and would appeal to specialist market if you have them.

I would certainly look at having some of the standard Dayacom pens rather than high end ones from you if you get a deal with them.
 

Jim

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It all depends on the kits that you plan to have..

The Apollo is a nice kit, would buy but depends on the landed price..

Steer clear of the Emporer unless you have some high pen customers,they are quite a big pen and would appeal to specialist market if you have them.

I would certainly look at having some of the standard Dayacom pens rather than high end ones from you if you get a deal with them.

Not sure if TB's buys his standard kits (Slimline, Sierra) from Dayacom or rizheng, but if he is buying the Jr.Victor from them they must be less than $10 each for him to make a decent profit from them .. :nooidea:
 

bellringer

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Alex,

Good call, like the look of that kit, chrome or the gm would be smart, price?

That what i thought but i would only be interested if it takes a 6 mm nib as that is the size of italic nibs i get from pete
 

Buckeye

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I would love 1 of these, but I suspect I couldn't afford to keep it, they are looking for an agent Dan and you only have to buy 50 at a time:devil:

Peter
 

Jim

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I would love 1 of these, but I suspect I couldn't afford to keep it, they are looking for an agent Dan and you only have to buy 50 at a time:devil:

Peter

I do believe that they have been after an agent for this kit for an eternity now Peter .. :whistling:
 

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Not sure if TB's buys his standard kits (Slimline, Sierra) from Dayacom or rizheng, but if he is buying the Jr.Victor from them they must be less than $10 each for him to make a decent profit from them .. :nooidea:

Jim,

Pretty sure the slim lines and streamlines are from rizheng, the sierra is a Taiwan kit, they used to be bagged milylime
 
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