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adviceÎêëìíÏᨬî⌱ï஺ðஹOnepossibleversion:DearSir/Madam,Iamoneofyoucustomers.Iorderedapairofshoesformymumasagiftforherbirthday.Tomydisappointment,therearethefollowingproblems.Tobeginwith,itdidn'tarriveonschedule,whichmissedmymum'sbirthday.Besides,notonlyisitthewrongsizebutitisalsoofwrongcolor.Whatbothersmemostisthequalityoftheshoes.Theyarenotmadeofgenuineleather;andgiveoffabadsmell.Iamnotsatisfiedtohavereceivedsuchpoorservice,andIbelieveIamqualifiedtoaskyoutohandleit.Ihopeyoucaneitherreturnmymoneyordeliveranewpairtome.Lookingforwardtoyourreply.Yours.LiHua

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