Comments regarding Willis Orchard Company

I ordered four pear trees from Willis two years ago. Two of them have fruited and are positively not the varieties that I ordered. When I spoke to the lady at Willis to explain the problem she hung up on me. Don't waste your time or money with this company.

I ordered almost $200.00 worth of fruit trees which arrived in very poor condition, after a couple of months I returned some of the plants that were dead for replacement, when my request was not acknowledged. I followed up with a call to their customer service and found a unhelpful, unwilling, and rude employee. To date, they have not granted me my request for replacement.

Fantastic experience! I ordered 5 olive trees and the trees came excellently packaged and healthy. An added bonus is they are almost triple the size advertised. I will be ordering all of my fruit trees from Willis Orchard.

I have just gone through a most hideously unpleasant experience with the so-called "customer service" department at Willis Orchards trying to get some satisfaction for a dead tree they sent me. They are beyond rude and I add my vote to all the negative reviews they have received here. If you order from them, I hope you receive your order in perfect condition and you have no need to contact them--because if there is a problem, you may as well forget trying to get a reasonable resolution.

Last March I received my Willis Orchard order of berries and grapes that was fouled up, first by being a month late. The phone rep was nice enough in promising to include a free plant with his acceptable excuse of being overpowered by a huge, surprising number of unexpected orders at the last minute. The raspberry and blackberry plants were misrepresented by sending dead sticks that never sprouted. Out of 3 muscadine grapes ordered, 2 grape vines sprouted, but the other vine is a dead sprig. After receiving no telephone satisfaction on replacing my order, I surfed the internet checking out Willis Orchards and found the terrible reputation of the company on Daves Garden and many other Garden Web complaints claiming as a rip off site, and even in their home town of Moultrie, Ga and Berlin Ga, where they operate is claiming that Willis orchards is abandoning its prime location there and is moving the operation several hundred miles away and will be changing the name to another untraceable nursery. The Topix web site //www.topix.com/forum/city/moultrie-ga/TNFGOFHP07002SHEH says that a bankruptcy is predicted as the Willis Orchards pattern of complaints pile up bad faith responses to customer problems. Hopefully my plants will be replaced before the company sinks into bankruptcy. My fingers are crossed that the replacement will be alive when received this Fall.

In December of 2010 I purchased a 6 ft.' fuyu' persimmon tree from Willis orchards. Upon receipt of the tree, I inspected it and found the roots to be black, spongy and peeling, I immediately called and a rude employee,Cynthia told me to take pictures and email them which I did and received no reply. I planted the tree properly and as of this day, over 2 years later, there is still no sign of life. I scraped the bark and there is no green. I called my credit card company to get assistance with a refund since Willis orchards made it clear I would not get a replacement because of the time factor. I feel Willis operates with very deceptive and tricky business practices and a sinister policy designed not to replace inferior trees. I will contact the Georgia Department of Agriculture and file a formal complaint, along with the BBB in Ga and the Governor's office of consumer complaints in Atlanta. So much for my $$$, though.

my stock was shipped dead (discolored and shrived up so clearly it has been dead for a while), when I called the were very defensive and rude and told me "to bad", I was very polite and non-accusatory. When I asked for a manger, I was told "the manger does not want to talk to you", I was shocked. Their over all demeanor was very sarcastic and they went out of their way to be rude and disrespectful, This was very disappointing as they are very high priced and thought I would try a few items to see if received more for your money which was not the case. Honestly, of all the companies in any industry they were the rudest, not sure how they survive.

Posted on July 2, 2012, updated July 2, 2012
HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE AND DOES NOT STAND BEHIND THEIR PRODUCT. After being in customer service for over 30 years, this is the first company that would not refund my credit card. I ordered 4 crepe myrtle trees on 8-8-11 which were immediately charged to my credit card, not shipped until December 2011. 4 sticks arrived and stayed that way into they all bit the dust in June. I have a yard of 40 roses bushes, 50 hostas, 21 dogwood trees etc. I have a half acre yard of plants that are mulched and very well cared for. I have e mailed Sarah several times and was told to scratch the bark and if it was green, it was thriving?? Did I miss something here?? I requested a refund, but was told that I would be given a credit for something else. Why would I want anything else from this company? I lost a whole summer of growing time and am not young, this is the one thing I treat myself to is something pretty for my yard. Has anyone reported them to the BBB in Georgia? I am writing my cc and disputing the charge.

BUYER BEWARE!

Here's my experience:

$50 minimum order - that's okay. I placed an order for several items on 6/9/12 to meet the order minimum. Credit card charged immediately for the full amount.

A couple days later I received an e-mail informing me some of the trees will not be shipped until the fall of 2012. The e-mail offered to hold the entire order until fall, substitute other trees, or split the shipment...for a $17.00 up-charge. I do not remember reading anything about an up-charge for split shipments!

After considering the options I decided to cancel the entire order. After I cancelled the order It took several e-mail inquiries to get a refund (none of which were answered)...guess what: the refund is for 90% of the total paid; there is a 10% order cancellation fee if you do not cancel an order in 24 hours.

I'm guessing these people make a pile of money on cancellation charges.

BUYER BEWARE!

Posted on April 16, 2011, updated June 11, 2012
I ordered an almond tree, peach tree, and two paw paw trees in 2009. I had some concerns about the peach tree as I had done forestry projects overseas and know you should get tree seeds/plants from similar climates.

Only the almond tree was alive. Willis Orchard sent replacements for the three trees that perished. They sent a Saturn peach (recommended by NC extension) as the first peach was not for North Carolina. The peach tree is doing fine.

The two additional different varieties of paw paw have shown no signs of life. So I'll do the math for you. 5 dead 2 living trees.

My order:
Angel Red Pomegranate Tree $84.95
Hosui Pear Tree $44.95
Celestial Fig Tree $119.95

None of them grew, ever after 4 months, they are dodging without sending any replacement. The owner's son Austin is "missing" and I am unable to reach him. When I talk to him he promises to send the plants, but when I talk to his associates, they give a reason why it was not sent.

I will never buy anything from them again. The trees received were also of no good quality, compared to what I found latter in local nursery.

I placed an order with Willis Orchard Company for 3 Kwanzan and 1 Yoshino Flowering Cherry Trees. I was told the plants would ship the next day in time for my wife's birthday, and I would have them by the weekend. Several weeks later after many unsuccessful calls I still didn't get my plants. Finally they arrived three weeks later. I ordered these trees for my wife to specifically fill in gaps in my landscape to extend lines of Yoshino and Kwanzan Flowering Cherry Trees. After arriving three weeks late, I was shocked to find that they sent me 4 Flowering Cherries of the same but wrong Cherry variety. Willis Orchards was very uncooperative when I called them back and were in total denial, demanding that I take photos and send them and other extensive “run around”. Do not order from this incompetent and unreliable company. I will return the trees and take my losses on shipping charges, but I will charge back on my credit card and be happy to cut my losses after a bad experience with Willis Orchard.

Last January I ordered by phone 2 Reliance peach trees in the 5-6 ft size, and one Satsuma plum 3-4 ft. size. When I received the trees in late March I was immediately disappointed, the trees were starting to come out of dormancy - in fact the peach trees were beginning to blossom, they were smaller than stated on their website, and the roots were heavily pruned back and did not appear to be large enough to support the top structure .I bought the large peach trees to shorten the wait for fruiting. When the trees failed to grow I called Willis in late May and they told me if the bark was still green when scratched to wait. When it was obvious they were dead in mid-June I called and after the women on the phone suggested Miracle grow (to raise them from the dead?) I was told to return the trees for new ones that would be shipped in October. I shipped them back to Willis today and it cost me almost twenty dollars. Willis’s stock were the only ones that failed to grow I planted this spring from six different providers. Not a bargain by any means.

I ordered 10 trees from Willis orchards and planted them within 72 hours of receiving. When they failed to bud in a few weeks I called their nursery and asked how long I should wait, I was told the end of May. Of the 10 trees, only 4 have survived. There is no evidence of life in the rest of the trees at all. I called to ask for a refund and Cynthia was VERY rude and combative stating they only replace trees the following season. The bottom line is I ordered and paid for 10 trees 6-7 feet tall. What I received were 10 trees 5 feet tall and only 4 lived. This company sells an inferior product and wont refund. Be smart and don't deal with Willis!

The four grapevines I ordered from you were supposed to be at least 3 feet tall. What I received did not match your websites description. What we got were slender twigs, without leaves and in NO way close to 3 feet. Two of the grapevines have failed to show any sign of life- we have had a perfect spring, with perfect temperatures and rainfall. The other two have some leaves but certainly are not of a size that should bear fruit this year, unless they hit a tremendous growth spurt, in a hurry. Now that I have read the fine print on your warranty I am more than a little disappointed to learn that it will be a major hassle to get replacement plants or a refund. Your advertising is very misleading and your products are less than satisfactory.

I spoke to you by phone sometime this month about some crape myrtle trees I received. I expressed my concerns because of the small size of the trees and the generally delivered poor condition. I may be dumb as you insinuated, but, I am not plumb dumb; I have been gardening all my life! By the size of the stems cut back I don't think the trees were even 6' high before they were pruned, not to mention how scraped and banged up they were. Most of their little branches were dangling by the skin. They have steadily lost virility and will most likely be dead soon. I have called my daughter who works with the New York City Parks department to recommend a reputable nursery to sell me some replacements for your unhealthy pitiful product.

I ordered from this Co. last 05/10/2012. The order was for an African Banana tree. I was informed that the tree would be shipped on the week of 05/14/2012. I never got the FedEx conformation email that there site says you will get when shipment has been made. I emailed Willis Orchard back with my concerns and asked if the tree had been shipped. I got no reply, I called there phone number and never got an answer. Now I'm very worried after reading all these negative postings about Willis, I'm very skeptical if I will ever see my tree.But one thing is for sure ( My bad for not reading about them before ordering from an unknown website sales,but never again). Even If I ever receive the tree I will never order from them again, They are very unprofessional in there business. I'm starting to fill like the only thing they are professional about is Scamming out of your money.

Posted on March 31, 2012, updated May 19, 2012
I wish I had read the reviews here before I placed an order for two fruit trees: Green Gage Plum and Moorpark Apricot. They arrived this past Wednesday, well packed. Planted yesterday (Friday). Green Gage plum was a nice tree, no leaves and well branched. Moorpark Apricot was a six foot tall bent stick, no leaves, NOT well branched. After reading the reviews, I am a little worried that they are not what they are supposed to be, but I won't know that for a couple of years. :-( They are planted and I am hopeful, but I would not place another order with Willis.

Posted on May 28, 2011, updated May 17, 2012
Posted on December 30, 2010, updated May 28, 2011
I ordered a dozen golden rasberry plants. I called later about the shipping date. Mid October. OK. Mid Oct I call. First week of November I'm told. They finally arrive in November. Most November's in Kansas, the ground is frozen. Got them in the ground, but the next week it dropped below freezing. Would have been tough to plant normally. These were supposed to be 3 yr old fruiting size. Total length of plants from top to bottom edge of roots was about 14 inches. I actually got an extra because 2 of them were less than 1/8 inch in diameter. Small cane cut way back, tiny root ball. I'll follow up in the late spring to let you know how it goes. Oh, the two phone calls I made, I got the impression I was interrupting something. Not rude, but,,,,,

I ordered 10 high bush blue berry plants from willis orchard on 5/4/12 and received them on the 5/10 all plants were as advertised and and survived the handling well. I was pleased with Willis' service and the quality of the plants I received.I will from them order again.
Greyhaven
Lewiston, Maine

Despite what I read below, I have had nothing but good experiences with this company.

My last order was Pink Banana (2x). It arrived, as promised, in the expected condition (trimmed) and has been growing ever since being planted.

I will order again from this company.

We purchased 5 trees. Two were dead. They would not replace without us sending them more money . Cynthia was very rude and hung up the phone on us. Told me we were very stupid for trying to plant the dead trees.. Was very rude and we will not purchase anything from this company again. Their warranty is worthless.

Posted on April 23, 2012, updated May 4, 2012
Below Is an email I sent to Willis Orchards today. The first windmill palm was smaller than expected and had a dead center frond. I called and spoke with one of the owners about my dissapointment, I think if you talk to these people instead of yelling or demanding you will get the results I did. All people make mistakes and these folks restored my trust and faith in thier company.

Cynthia
I wanted to take a moment to thank you and your son Jason for restoring the trust between myself and your company. I received the replacement palm your son Jason sent me on Monday. This windmill is the same quality, age, beauty, shape as the other two I purchased last September. I thank you both for replacing this palm no questions asked, I think the world of your actions in a most difficult situation. I will let everyone I know the level of customer service I received from your most honorable actions. The windmill is perfect, It’s really a beautiful palm tree that fits in well with the other two I purchased.
Thank you for all your help and information you provided. I am really pleased with the results

Fall of 2010, I ordered a Persimmon Tree. Paid for a 10 foot tree. I planted the tree professionally upon arrival. The Spring came, and there were no leaves. Willis told me that sometimes, trees dont grow leves the first year. I asked what happens if no leaves grow next year, and they said to give them a call. Now, we are in the second spring season, and still no leaves. I called Willis and they said sorry, their trees are only garunteed for a year. I referred them to the conversation from last year and they said too bad. They were rude on the phone and hung up. Warning -- DO NOT PURCHASE FROM WILLIS ORCHARD.

Posted on April 20, 2012, updated April 24, 2012
Posted on April 5, 2012, updated April 20, 2012
On March 29th, I ordered from Willis Orchards a fig tree which was to be delivered as soon as ready, and a magnolia tree which was noted would be delivered in the fall of 2012. I received the confirmation invoice from Willis stating the shipping charge of $17.50 for the two trees. On April 4th, I received an email from Sarah at Willis offering me "options" on the delivery of the trees. I could have both trees shipped in the fall (not acceptable since I wanted to have the fig tree aclimated before the winter), or, the trees could be shipped separately and I would have to pay extra, or the trees could be shipped now but I would have to waive my right to a replacement in the event the tree (s) died. When I called Willis today, I was treated rudely. Sarah informed me that "everyone gets charged $17.50 for shipping. Then you will receive options on the delivery. I told her that Willis had changed the terms of the confirmation invoice and that was not right. I also realized that they had charged my credit card on the 29th. Sarah finally asked abruptly if I wanted to cancel my order. I replied that I certainly did want to do that. Before I could ask her about whether they would charge a restocking fee, she hung up on me! I will check my credit card for a credit and, if it is not there in a few days, I will file a dispute with the credit card company. Perhaps the two employees I spoke with, Cynthia and Sarah, are overworked. I asked to speak with someone else in charge, and was informed by Sarah that "there is noone else". Unbelievable and upsetting.

I ordered blueberry bushes and a pecan tree. After two weeks and they didn't come, I called, Oh you have to pay $17.35 extra for a split shipping charge. Ok, then charge it and ship the bushes. 2 weeks later, I called again, it had not been done. Oh, we fired that lady because she didn't follow thru. OK then refund my order, and don't charge the split shipping charge.
A week later, I get an email charging the split shipping charge, and not refunding anything. Oh, we can only refund 10% of your original order. NO I AM NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR COMPANY. REFUND THE ENTIRE ORDER - BOTH OF THEM.

I bought two 5 gallon Windmill Palms from Willis Orchards.
They were to be 4-4 1/2' tall. I was concerned this included
the root system and my tree would be a disappointment, so I called and ask. The woman I talked to said that the 4' is after planting. Well, you should have seen my face when I came home from work and saw a 5 1/2' box on my porch. It had 2 of the most beautifull Windmills I ever saw. We gave 1 to our Mom for Mother's day and she said it was everything she ever could have hoped for. There was not 1 brown spot or broken leaf. We planted immediately according to instructions and it was a good 4 1/2'. If it doesn't live thru our winter in Pennsylvania, I cannot put any blame on this company. I will definetly be buying another one next year.

I ordered some boysenberry and raspberry plants from Willis Orchards on Feb 15, 2012. After receiving the plants, I planted them that day. They did not look as large as expected for 3 year old plants...but, I really was not sure how big they should have been. For several weeks I waited for them to show some life. None seen. I contacted Willis Orchards via email and had several conversation with Shannon on the plants. Shannon told me to make a small scratch on the vine, if green they were alive if not probably dead. I waited another few weeks and again emailed Shannon to say I was sending back. No return authorzation needed I was told. Long story short. I sent back 7 plants, 2 shipments. Was told they never received them. Maybe one lost? Doubt it, But 2 lost shipments?

I called the company again, was told...no proof, no plants. Terrible experience...will not recomened to anyone.

Just received an order of three blueberry plants that took three weeks. No way are these anywhere close to what was described.... Supposed to be "5 gallon" plants "4 year" old and "3-4' fruiting size". Yeah, right....

Scrawny plants with few leaves and broken or dead stems since last fall; one main stem was broken in packaging below its ID tag. And since they were 'on sale' and $.55 below there guarantee minimum of $17.50, they probably won't do a damn thing.

I've been an organic gardener for well over three decades and never seen such poor nursery stock. These plants should never have been shipped.

Last week I drove up to Willis Orchards at Berlin, Ga to get replacement plants that had died last summer. My order of fig trees, peach and plum trees was received in late Spring of last year. The fig trees lived, but the peach trees and plum trees arrived with chopped off roots. Willis Orchards promised to replace them this growing season but after many calls on the phone, no replacements ever came. Since our planting season in Florida was at an end in April and no replacements were received, I decided to drive up, even though it was the first week in April and pick the trees up at their nursery. There were several workers at the nursery, scurrying around, pulling off leaves from piles of fruit trees that were lying on the ground. One of the men was placing the leaf stripped trees in plastic and sliding the orders into cardboard boxes. Numerous boxes were being put in organized groups next to a lean-to metal shed. When I announced that I had come to get my plum and peach tree replacements, I was told that they were too buy filling orders that were all supposed to have been shipped and delivered by March 31st and I would have to wait my turn on getting the replacement plants by Fed Ex shipment. Knowing that my trip was fruitless, I felt that even if they do ship my replacements this late after pulling off the leaves prior to shipment they would more than likely die of stress if planted in Florida this late as bareroot trees. I took out my phone camera and filmed some of the workers leaf stripping and then drove along the fenced area of the nursery where a machine looking like a backhoe was digging up trees in full leaf and carrying them up to the shed. Long rows of fruit trees were planted just inside the fence adjacent to the road. Some of the rows had spaced out trees planted but others were filled with bundles of over crowded trees, many dead and tilted over. Weeds were growing tall in thick matted grass that covered the ground, most weeds were waist high and others were tall as the trees. All this entire, weedy nursery was blighted with mummy trees crowded among the living ones. All of my videos can be viewed here //www.tinyurl.com/willisorchardsvideo/weedy

In February I ordered flowering pear trees, Kwanzan and Yoshino cherry trees from Willis Orchard Nursery and several phone calls have not gotten a definite delivery date, nothing except rude responses. Willis only says that all orders are shipped out in the order they are received and it doesn’t matter if the order was for $50 or $500, the orders are all sent out as soon as they process. They claim that their business this spring has been so great that they just are delayed in processing them. I was told to wait in line just like everyone else does. Their website says they don’t ship bareroot after March 31st, so am I being punished by getting my order in April, and does that mean it’s too late to plant flowering trees to get flowers this year? I think I will just call my credit card company and put an end to this nonsense.

Last year when I ordered, I was shorted 4 trees-the ones I ordered double-out of a VERY large order. Willis Orchards was apologetic when I contacted them about the missing trees and promised to send them out this year, since they felt the trees wouldn't survive shipping at that time. While most of my trees died last year (2 exceptions, and the gophers got one of them this spring) I feel that it was due to a combination of problems on my end including a delay in planting and the unusually long lasting cold weather we had last spring. That's always a hazard when you live practically on top of the Continental Divide. Because of the problems I had with getting the trees planted, I didn't feel it was right to ask for a refund, and I was extremely impressed that the Winesap Apple actually survived the delay and weather! The other tree that survived was an Italian Everbearing Fig and while I thought it was dead too, it eventually resurrected itself from its roots and is now going strong! (I planted it in a large 3' container so I can move it inside for the winter.) Very few trees are strong enough to survive a weeks long delay in planting, followed by near freezing temperatures, but 2 of Willis Orchards did! I planted some additional trees, grapes and ornamental plants from a different mail-order supplier and none of them survived-even though they arrived much later in the spring (with much warmer temperatures) and were planted almost immediately after I received them. Overall, I am very much impressed with the quality of trees I received from Willis Orchards, and especially with the fact that, even though I had forgotten I was owed some trees this year, they remembered, and shipped them! I will definitely be ordering from them again.

l ordered two 6-7' heavy branched fruiting sized apple trees. they arrived in a somewhat untimely manner...

These trees are no where near ready to produce fruit...

The pruning on some of the branches was terrible... the lower part of my Arkansas black apple tree only had branches on the left side... All of the branches on the right were pruned off making its shape look hella foolish.

The tops were pruned abruptly nowhere close to the nodes and almost all of the root system was missing... the granny smith looks ehhh.... and alot of the branches were broken in delivery.

i bought a tree for the same price at home depot this year that is already budding with flowers... i would buy from willis again but only for rare variety's the local garden center wont have...

Also for the record l bought a baby cherry tree from gurneys.com 2-4 ft with a way larger root system the 7ft fruiting size tree's from Willis orchards...

l would only advise buying smaller tree's

About 4 years ago I moved to Raleigh, NC to be closer to my elderly mother. In reminiscing about the earlier days we remembered how delicious my grandmothers apple pie was, so, we decided to recreate that memory with our own, homegrown, apples and my grandmothers heirloom apple pie recipe. I got on the internet and found Willis Orchards, amazed that I could buy a tree large enought to produce the first year, I ordered 2 golden Delicious and 2 Red Delicious, "instant orchard" size trees and paid a small fortune for the trees and a small ransom for delivery. As advertised all 4 trees produced the first year but the fruit never got larger than a golfball. I called Willis Orchards who quickly explained that sometimes, the first year, the fruit does not fully mature and to give them another season. After 2 seasons in the ground our trees produced fruit fully matured, bright red, cherry-sized, bitter, seed filled crab-apples. I called Willis Orchards for a refund and was told I could only have store credit for a replacement. After reading some of the reviews here and my own wretched experience, I don't trust them to send me the right trees. My money is wasted and my mom does not want to try again because of this great frustration and is exceedingly depressed that she cannot revisit the wonderful memory of eating fresh apple pie from home grown apples!

Ordered a $110 "well branched fruiting instant orchard" 7 ft Angel Pomagranate tree Feb. of 2011. It arrived in a timely manner but looked bad, and had no root structure. Planted it, and waited. It was dead and never grew. I called the company in the fall of 2011 and talked to the RUDEST female who was no help at all. They do have a 1 yr warranty so,for $25 more I sent my tree back in Feb. 2012. Again the tree came in a timely manner and it looked better than the 1st Pom that I received. But, once again the thing was pretty much dead. The top 5 ft of the tree was completly dead. Atleast this one wasn't a total loss, it does have a couple of green shoots coming out of the bottom. So much for my "instant orchard". I basically spent $135 for a 3 inch Angel Pom. I feel like I was ripped off.

Ordered a 4-5ft king fig tree. Local trees were $60 for a 4' tree.

I had to call them because delivery still had not happened in two weeks. It arrived a week later.

Tree when planted was EXACTLY 4 foot. Top 5" were dead [cut die back].

I ended up paying $20 more for the tree than a local bought tree and ended up with a 3' 6" tree.

Total rip off IMO

I placed an order with Willis Orchards in October for pecan trees. I was told when I placed my order that they were not dormant yet and that I should expect the pecan trees around the first of the year. Well here we are, its almost April and I still don't have my trees! I've called Willis several times and just keep getting the run around. Whoever answers the phone has to talk to someone else about it and call me back, and as of yet I still have not had my call returned! As warm as its been getting I think I will just call my credit card company to dispute the charges.

"On Apr 1, 2012 11:27 AM, Willis Orchard Company responded with:

Dear Simmon,
We filled all of our pecan tree orders by mid February. Are you sure that you didn't order from another company? Also we handle any and all service issue and find mutual closure to whatever situation may arise, in a timely manner. Something doesn't sound right?
Best,
WOC"

They were to ship before April first and they did ship three weeks before the deadline, I live in Texas and asked for it as early as possible.I had ordered nearly a month before but realize they do have shipping schedules. The tree came well packaged, it was in a really wonderful pruned shape, larger than anticipated and I had it planted in less than an hour after it arrived...I had been looking forward to it. The response from the company was very proffessional when I requested the tree earlier due to our unusually early spring.

Posted on February 26, 2012, updated March 26, 2012
Order Dwarf Bonanza Peach Tree From Willis Orchard. Shipped 2 days later. Tree came Very well Branched. First time ordering from Willis Orchard so far so good. Will report back with more pictures.

Picture after planting Here:

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