mayorall:



We don't buy from there. Thanks



O. Isreal

But, how do you mean, sir, the site-links are all from 1688.com; kindly enlighten me, please.

Dear Mayorall,

Could you, please, give us your quotes for procuring and shipping of 3 (Three) pieces of each of the following five (5) items to Lagos, Nigeria.

Please respond soon.

Regards,
Chuksland




1
https://detail.1688.com/offer/545000864626.html?ispm=a261b.2187593.1998088710.886.cd1574D1MFRy#

2 https://detail.1688.com/offer/544564693028.html?spm=b26110380.sw1688.0.0.tAGa3C
3 https://detail.1688.com/offer/531713034271.html?spm=0.0.0.0.cUlzD3


4 https://detail.1688.com/offer/540657573063.html?spm=a261b.8768355.pic-list.16.690688193KjpdM



5 https://detail.1688.com/offer/540174090018.html?spm=a261b.8768355.pic-list.25.8GVf07

Hi Mayorall,
Just sent a request for pre-order quotes via your email. Please check and respond ASAP.

Regards.
Chuksland
Canaanest@yahoo.com

ezex:


Please check ur email, i have sent you a message

Nice one, have just sent the links; awaiting your next response.
Thanks.

Hi Babat cargo,
WhatApped you yesterday and got your email address as requested, for my pre-order of goods from China, but, alasss! the email address you gave was not functional and the mail was returned twice.
Would you, please, get in touch ASAP via canaanest@ yahoo.com with your latest and functional email or you can also text it to 08105512502.
Thanks.

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