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4 years ago

How do I buy something on line?

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Gwen Spear
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4 years ago
How do I buy goods on line
Sonia
4 years ago
Do you mean in the Houzz shop or in general?
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mursleyknowles
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I have seen a porcelain toilet roll holder, item number 13498. How do I purchase it?
Sonia
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I can’t be sure, I’m not a Houzz employee, but if an item is not available, there will be no price or no option to put in the basket. You will be better emailing Houzz for clarification.

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