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Alexandra from Fairfield

Hi everyone at Neighbourly 😊
As I am going back to my home country, I have few things that I am selling for cheap..
Blankets are good quality, they are in good condition and clean as well.
If you're interested in any of this items please let me Know. I am more than happy to heard offers as well, I am selling this things for cheap as I want them gone ASAP!!!! My cellphone number is 0279016790 text or call if you're interested!
MANY THANKS!!! 😊

Price: $20

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