Response To Evelyn Pogo

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Hello Serena,
This is Dharma Wong I’m Evelyn Pogos’ (the customers) representative. Evelyn Pogo is currently living in Ecuador and her number is +593-96-950-7413. However, I live in Miami Florida and more accessible to contact my number is +1 (786)-376-3947. My email is dharmamilena@gmail.com. This is the following item missing, as well within the bag there were two pieces of Abercrombie and Fitch, that she

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