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June 2020 Newsletter- 9th June 2020 Another month has passed, in the UK we are still mostly in lockdown along with a lot of countries throughout the world and are sincerely hoping that all of our loyal customers are keeping safe. We are again cleaning up our Websites to remove the Sold items and are gradually adding quality items previously overlooked during 20 years of trading. So please keep checking our pages .. we keep the pages up to date so whatever is not marked as Sold or On Hold is available to you at a very attractive price. Our thanks again for all the kind messages we are receiving .. we look forward to hearing from you again and trust you, your family and friends are going to emerge from these terribly difficult times in complete safety. All the Very Best David ---------------------------------------------------------------- 9th March 2020 After exactly one month of constant attention since the Newsletters went out announcing our 50% Off Sale to all of you on our Update List, we have caught up with the mountain of paid-for orders and sent out the beads to our loyal customers. We have just retrieved some more of our beads from being sold for us at an other source and have published them today, hopefully for your enjoyment. You will find them on HERE and listed as Sale Specials in the Product Index. So if there is anything else you would like on the New Sales Special pages or indeed on our ATB Asian Website where there are plenty of really beautiful and reasonably priced items still awaiting buyers .. please do not hesitate in getting in touch. Our sincerest thanks to all of you who have recently been in contact .. 20th February 2020 To all the people who have contacted us .. thank you so much. The response to the Retirement / Closing Down Sale announced on Sunday 9th March has been absolutely incredible. We have received over two hundred e-mail enquiries ... many including really kind comments and best wishes for my future. We really have been overwhelmed with your kindness and your willingness to take advantage of the excellent prices to help ATB to sell the remainder of its stock. But it has taken working long days and nights until early this week to catch up with all the e-mails and the resulting correspondence, answering them in the order in which they have arrived to be fair to everyone. We have started sending out the orders this week and are asking you to please have lots of patience, because there is a long queue of orders waiting to be sent out. David 9th February 2020 After a very enjoyable and successful 20 years on the Internet .. having reached the ripe old/young age of 70 last October .. I have decided to fully retire and finish trading with both the African and Asian Trade Bead Websites. With this 50% Off Sale In addition to extra price reductions throughout our Websites, most of the Sold items have also been removed to make looking through the pages much easier. Please send in your Order Enquiries in the usual way .. 50% will be taken off the Website prices, the postage costs added and the new totals shown in our replies. The same £10 minimum order value plus postage will still apply. Both the ATB Websites and businesses can be bought complete as up and running with excellent reputations world wide and can easily be transferred to new owners. Our Product Index page is where to find links to all our items which still include many types of historic beads that were traded in exchange for goods throughout Africa, since the days of the early overland and sailing ship traders. You can still find plenty of very interesting beads on our Asian Trade Beads Website which now offers the same 50% discount on its attractive modern items and excellent quality reproductions of ancient beads. I look forward to hearing from you .... but please remember that many of our items are “One-Offs” .. as always and especially now, it is First Come First Served. David Nevill
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