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MenuWhat do I need to put in my product's box? (in Europe)
Hello,
I would like to gather some knowledge about what I am supposed to put into the box my product comes with.
I guess:
1) the product itself (duh)
2) charger
3) quick-start guide
4) manual
5) guarantee document
6) ?
Thank you very…
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11 years ago
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Can you give more information on what your product is? Then we can figure out what you need in it. Sounds like electronics...but what?


Please clarify what type of product you are talking about.
Best of luck,
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