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1585 Eisenhower Place
Ann Arbor , Michigan
United States – 48108

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By delivering the wrong product, by pasting the code of the ordered product in a visible place, on a similar but cheaper product. The product is delivered at the last minute, that is, on the fifth day, after working hours, under the pretext of great haste. The product is always loaded in such a way that the code of the directly ordered product is available for identification. Consequently, the product can be identified at the time of unpacking if the manufacturer's label fails to be noticed. In the meantime, the supplier is already in the piece.