Pelikan Warehouse Sales 2009

Pelikan should definitely send out flyers to all its shareholders about any incoming warehouses. I never aware of such an event until I accidentally saw it on TheStar newspaper yesterday night.

I've long wanted to get myself a decent Pelikan pen because my current one keeps failing on me with its loosely aligned cap.

Me and my bro reached Puchong around 9am+ then we stopped by at some restaurant to have our breakfast. PappaRich sucks because apparently there's no breakfast set. I need to fork out extra bucks by making each item order one by one. It sucks.

We arrived at Pelikan warehouse around 10:30am. They actually used their cafeteria as the venue for this sales. Well, not really as crowded as some of the warehouse sales I been to but still I'm having some hard time try to squeeze myself into some of the boothes. One of the discount bin was emptied, not sure what goodies were in there before being deserted.





You pick up the items you wanna buy, then you proceed to the check out booths. Once each item being checked into the payment list, you can move on to the payment counter and settle it once and for all. See the payment counters below?



I got myself a Pelikan Tradition R215 Rollerball Pen and a K7 pen along with some refills. It costs me near to RM300. One thing to comment is that the higher end product lines showcased during the sales are pretty limited. R215 comes with 3 years warranty.





All my looted goods are inside this picture :D



Total damage is RM600 for the day, Phew....

The IKEA Sale is back

Written by Wong King Wai

PETALING JAYA: Did you know that a poll taken by IKEA found that 33% of home owners in Malaysia have not bought any furniture or home accessory for over 12 months? If you’re one of those who fall into that category, you may be glad to know that the very popular IKEA Sale is now on. From Feb 26 to March 22, loads of items are marked down to make way for new arrivals.


To help maximise your shopping time, shopping hours have been extended with the doors open from 9.30am to 10.00pm from Mondays to Thursdays and from 9.30am to 11.00pm from Fridays through Sundays.


For large ticket items which can’t fit into you car, they can be sent to your home for only RM50 per trip within the Klang Valley via IKEA’s Express Home Delivery Service. The normal price is RM65! Be sure to make the payment before 3pm at the Home Delivery Counter.


Furthermore, save 10% off IKEA’s sewing services when you purchase their fabrics. Found beyond the exit hall, the centre’s seamstresses will take your requests and before long, you’ll return home with curtains, blinds, sofa and cushion covers, and upholstery. They do alterations as well.

Lastly, IKEA Friends credit cardmembers enjoy a 0% installment payment plan for purchases as low as RM500 over six months. For purchases over RM1,000 you have the option to spread out the repayments across 6, 9, 12 or 24 months.