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Please refund in the amount of $1,500, including freight charge of $15.00. The refund is due to the condition of the wood and functionality of the North American white oak embellished with hand-inlaid walnut cross-banding desk. The wood is rough and looks splotchy, and the sliding drawers do not function. When the issue is resolved, we would like to continue doing business with your company. My contact information is

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