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Hey I am on Medial • 1y

There is some issue with ordering things in bulk, on Amazon. Even i got chocolates, it was dipping wafer kinda thing, few of the packs were ok, the top ones, others beneath had leaking (the chocolate dips) and multiple broken wafers..i was so embarrassed when i had to take it with me fr. On the other hand I’ve never had it with single order products

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