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The Netherlands is considering sending a Patriot system to Ukraine, joining the US and Germany in bolstering the Ukrainian arsenal with crucial air defense https://t.co/jFvNffG1CE

Jim Ratcliffe enters Manchester United sale process https://t.co/4coopMULK8

Tesla stock higher as Goldman weighs in on 'strategic implications' of price cuts https://t.co/jQp5Bj7VrG by @Pras_S $TSLA

George Santos once bragged about having no student debt from a school he never actually attended: 'I hate looking at youth today and seeing them sitting on their behinds' https://t.co/ovCtNZILVZ

If you’re not getting the results you want, it’s time to try a different approach. https://t.co/6748ljwktb

A former European Parliament member accused of corruption related to Qatar has agreed to reveal details of the financial arrangements and structures that were set up https://t.co/SlrN4MAKwr

Nurses in England and Wales to walk out as industrial disruption hits 30-year high https://t.co/DboPx9DrTT

The layer in the world’s stratosphere had ruptured every year since the 1980s due to harmful chemicals released into the air. Striking a hopeful note for the successes possible in climate conservation, the phase-out of substances like CFCs are expected to reverse the damage done.

.@BrianSozzi shares the two biggest talking points he's heard from #wef2023: 1️⃣ The evolution of tech and Open AI 2️⃣ Recession https://t.co/2vvvV5xoKg

Roughly one in four workers at this Amazon warehouse in DuPont, Washington, was seriously injured in 2020 https://t.co/Z5gwEiFgQ5

Tesla has struggled since Elon Musk took over Twitter, but SpaceX is flourishing — and some suggest that's because he's playing a less active role https://t.co/YbOm6jES6d

Investors slash bets on US stocks as they seek returns in Europe and EM https://t.co/S9Y2SsNPRS

A trial is set to begin in a lawsuit over whether Elon Musk knowingly misled investors by tweeting he had 'funding secured' to take Tesla private in 2018 https://t.co/Ghw9caZE03

Microsoft employees are bracing for more layoffs https://t.co/K5U4x1hpXL

I suspect a customer is reselling my store's products. Is this bad?

Our online store does not sell our own branded products. But due to us selling to our neighbouring country, the currency rate is sometimes weaker and therefore, our neighbours can buy our products for what they consider cheap. I think that one of our customers is reselling our products because of these reasons: * Very VERY large order (which is way beyond the threshold to make the shipping free) * Multiple shoes of very different sizes * Complains that the shoeboxes are not included (I have removed the shoeboxes to reduce the shipping costs but each shoe is packed very carefully) My business partner doesn't think that a reseller is a problem for us because "it's still a customer". I think it saturates the market but I can't think of another reason why this is bad for us. Maybe I am wrong and this isn't a problem! What do you all think?