Shopify Poland: Complete Guide for Polish E-commerce (Polska)

Poland's e-commerce market is booming. With over 27 million internet users and 15 million active online shoppers, Poland represents one of Central Europe's fastest-growing digital markets. Yet many Polish entrepreneurs haven't leveraged Shopify's full potential for the local market—missing the localization, payment integration, and shipping optimization that drives conversion.

This guide covers everything Polish e-commerce entrepreneurs need to know about setting up, launching, and scaling a Shopify store specifically for the Polish market. Whether you're selling to Polish customers domestically or expanding to Poland from elsewhere, this comprehensive guide ensures you won't miss cultural, technical, or compliance details that impact revenue.

The Polish E-Commerce Market Opportunity

Poland's digital marketplace is one of Europe's most dynamic and rapidly expanding. Understanding the market fundamentals helps you position your Shopify store for maximum impact.

Market Size and Growth

Poland's e-commerce market demonstrates consistent year-over-year growth:

• Market Size: 65+ billion PLN annually (approximately 16+ billion USD)
• Annual Growth Rate: 12-15% projected through 2026
• Active Online Shoppers: 15+ million Poles regularly purchase online
• Mobile Commerce: 55% of e-commerce transactions occur on mobile devices
• Market Leaders: Allegro, Vinted, OLX dominate marketplace segment; direct-to-consumer brands emerging

Consumer Behavior Insights

Polish online shoppers have distinct preferences shaped by local culture and infrastructure:

Competitive Landscape

The Polish e-commerce competitive environment includes established players and emerging opportunities:

Established Competitors:

• Large general marketplaces (Allegro, Amazon Poland)
• Fast fashion retailers (Zalando, H&M, Zara)
• Electronics specialists (RTV Euro AGD)
• Home and garden (Leroy Merlin)

Opportunity Areas for Shopify Stores:

• Niche and specialty products
• Direct-to-consumer brands
• Subscription products
• Local artisan goods
• Imported specialty items
• Personalized/custom products

The key advantage for Shopify sellers: deep niche focus and exceptional customer experience beat broad marketplace competition.

Setting Up Your Shopify Store for Poland

Step 1: Create Your Shopify Account with Polish Localization

Starting with proper setup prevents costly migrations later.

Initial Account Setup:

1. Visit Shopify and sign up for an account
2. Store Name: Choose a name that works in Polish context
   • Avoid English-only names that confuse Polish customers
   • Consider pronunciation and spelling in Polish
   • Check domain availability in .pl, .eu, and .com
3. Select Poland as Primary Market:
   • Sets default currency to PLN
   • Enables Polish shipping integrations
   • Activates Polish tax rules
4. Choose Polish Timezone: Europe/Warsaw

Why This Matters: Setting up correctly from the start ensures all integrations (payment processors, shipping carriers, tax systems) work seamlessly. Changing these later disrupts operations.

Step 2: Complete Store Settings for Polish Compliance

Navigate to Settings > General to configure critical Polish-specific details:

Store Details:

• Store Name: Your registered business name (full legal name if sole proprietor)
• Store Address: Your physical address in Poland (required for tax and legal compliance)
• Store Email: Contact email for customer communications
• Phone Number: Polish phone number (+48 format)
• Timezone: Europe/Warsaw (UTC+1, UTC+2 during daylight saving)

Financial Settings:

• Currency: Polish Zloty (PLN)
• Currency Format: Select Polish number format (comma for decimals: 99,99 PLN)
• Weight Unit: Kilogram (kg) standard in Poland

Notification Settings:

• Language: Set to Polish for all admin notifications and communications

Step 3: Configure Polish-Specific Shipping Settings

Shipping is critical—Polish customers have high expectations for delivery speed and reliability.

Carrier Integration:

Polish Post (Poczta Polska)

• Most trusted carrier in Poland
• Standard domestic delivery: 2-3 business days
• Integration: Use Shopify Shipping or ShipBob for integration
• Average cost: 10-20 PLN for standard package
• Customer preference: Very high (trusted nationwide)

InPost Parcel Lockers

• Extremely popular in Poland (7,000+ locker locations)
• Fast, convenient alternative to home delivery
• Integration: InPost API integration available through apps
• Cost: 8-15 PLN typical
• Customer preference: Very high, especially for younger demographics

DPD and DHL

• Premium options for time-sensitive deliveries
• Higher cost (25-50 PLN)
• Used when customers willing to pay for speed
• International shipments preferred

Setup Instructions:

1. Navigate to Settings > Shipping and Delivery
2. Click "Add Shipping Zone"
3. Name Zone: "Poland Domestic"
4. Add Countries: Select Poland
5. Set Rates:
   • Standard (Poczta Polska): 14.99 PLN
   • Express (DPD): 24.99 PLN
   • InPost Locker: 9.99 PLN
   • Free Shipping Over: 200 PLN (reduces cart abandonment)

Pro Tip: Offer multiple delivery options at checkout. Polish customers appreciate choice and will select based on their immediate needs and preferences.

Step 4: Set Up Polish Payment Methods

Payment integration is non-negotiable for Polish market success. Your payment method selection directly impacts conversion rate.

Primary Methods to Implement:

BLIK Payment

• What it is: Mobile app-based payment system using 6-digit codes
• Market penetration: 45% of Polish online payments
• How it works: Customer enters 6-digit code from BLIK app, payment instant
• Advantages: Fastest checkout, extremely popular, fraud-resistant
• Integration: Available through Stripe, PayU, or specialized BLIK processors

Przelewy24 (P24)

• What it is: Online banking transfer system
• Market penetration: 35% of Polish online payments
• How it works: Customer selects their bank, completes transfer, payment confirmed instantly
• Advantages: Direct from bank account, trusted by older demographics, comprehensive bank coverage
• Integration: Available through Stripe, PayU, or direct P24 integration

Card Payments

• Visa/Mastercard: Only 15% of Polish online purchases
• Important: Polish customers prefer domestic payment methods
• Use for: International customers, backup option only

PayPal

• Adoption: Limited in Poland (5% of transactions)
• Still useful: For international buyers, some customers prefer PayU wallet feature

Implementation Steps:

1. Choose Payment Processor:

   • Stripe: Supports BLIK, Przelewy24, cards
   • PayU: Specialized in Polish market, all local methods
   • Recommendation: Use both for maximum coverage

2. Connect to Shopify:

   • Settings > Payment Methods
   • Add Stripe and/or PayU
   • Enable BLIK and Przelewy24 options
   • Test payment flow thoroughly

3. Optimize Checkout:

   • Make BLIK and Przelewy24 primary options (listed first)
   • Display trust badges for each payment method
   • Show payment method logos prominently
   • Test on mobile (55% of transactions)

Critical Detail: Polish customers abandon carts at high rates if preferred payment methods unavailable. Missing BLIK or Przelewy24 results in estimated 20-30% conversion loss.

PLN Pricing Strategy and Currency Optimization

Currency Display and Pricing Psychology

Displaying prices in PLN (Polish Zloty) is non-negotiable for Polish customers.

Currency Facts:

• 1 EUR ≈ 4.1 PLN (varies, check current rates)
• 1 USD ≈ 3.9 PLN (varies)
• Polish customers expect all prices in PLN
• Currency conversion at checkout hurts trust and conversion

Pricing Strategy:

Psychological Pricing in Polish Market:

• Prices ending in .99 very effective (99 PLN vs. 100 PLN)
• Round numbers also work well (150 PLN, 200 PLN)
• Avoid prices ending in .90 (perceived as awkward)
• .00 endings acceptable for premium products

Example Pricing Approach:

Budget Products: 39.99 PLN, 49.99 PLN, 79.99 PLN
Mid-Range: 99 PLN, 149 PLN, 199 PLN
Premium: 499 PLN, 799 PLN, 1,299 PLN

Markup Considerations:

Polish customers are price-sensitive compared to Western European markets. Typical margins:

Currency Settings in Shopify:

1. Settings > General
2. Set Primary Currency to PLN
3. Set Number Format: Polish (99,99 PLN)
4. For multi-currency: Settings > Markets
5. Add EUR, USD with auto-conversion if selling internationally
6. Display local currency (PLN) as primary

VAT Compliance for Polish Shopify Stores

Value Added Tax (VAT) is Poland's primary sales tax. VAT compliance is mandatory and violations carry significant penalties.

VAT Basics for Polish E-Commerce

Standard VAT Rate: 23% (highest in EU) Reduced Rates: 8% (books, medicines), 5% (basic foods) Zero Rate: Certain exports

Who Must Charge VAT:

• All businesses registered for VAT in Poland
• Foreign businesses exceeding 160,000 PLN annual sales threshold to Polish customers
• Businesses with Polish establishment
• All goods sold domestically (with exceptions)

VAT Threshold: Foreign businesses selling to Polish customers must register if exceeding 160,000 PLN annual sales threshold in calendar year.

Implementing VAT in Shopify

Option 1: Manual VAT Calculation (For Low Volume)

1. Settings > Taxes and Duties
2. Enable VAT collection
3. Set rates:
   • Standard: 23%
   • Books/Media: 8%
   • Foods: 5%
4. Manually add VAT to each product
5. Not recommended for growth-stage stores (error-prone)

Option 2: Automated VAT (Recommended)

Use Shopify Tax app or third-party solution:

1. Shopify Tax App:

   • Automatically calculates VAT based on product type
   • Tracks compliance requirements
   • Generates tax reports
   • Cost: 99+ USD/month

2. TaxJar or Avalara:

   • Comprehensive multi-region tax handling
   • Generates compliance reports for filing
   • Integrates with Polish tax authority reporting
   • Cost: Varies by volume

3. Consult Polish Tax Professional:

   • Required for complex situations (multiple entities, EU sales)
   • Essential for first setup
   • Estimated cost: 500-2,000 PLN one-time consultation

Critical Elements:

• VAT Numbers: Ensure your VAT registration number (NIP) appears on all invoices
• Invoice Requirements: VAT invoices must include:
  • Your VAT number
  • Customer details
  • Itemized products with VAT breakdown
  • Total VAT amount
  • Payment terms and date
• Record Keeping: Maintain detailed records for 6 years (Polish law)
• Monthly Reporting: VAT return required monthly or quarterly (depends on registration)

Setting Up Compliant Invoicing

Shopify Invoice Configuration:

1. Settings > Apps and Integrations
2. Search for "Invoice Ninja" or "Bold Invoices" app
3. Configure invoice template:
   • Add your VAT number prominently
   • Include separate VAT line item
   • Add your business registration details
   • Include payment terms (typically 14 days in Poland)
   • Display invoice number and date

Example Invoice Line Items:

Product Name: Sample Product
Quantity: 1
Unit Price: 100,00 PLN
VAT (23%): 23,00 PLN
Total: 123,00 PLN

Pro Tip: Send invoice with order confirmation. Polish customers expect immediate invoice receipt (required for accounting).

Polish Language Localization

Language localization is not optional—it's essential. Polish customers convert at significantly higher rates in Polish language, and many won't trust stores without proper localization.

Research-Backed Importance

Conversion Impact:

• Polish language sites: 100% baseline conversion
• English language sites: 25-35% of Polish conversion rates
• Mixed language sites: 40-60% of Polish baseline
• Practical impact: Proper localization = 3-4x conversion increase

Trust Factors:

• 85% of Polish customers prefer shopping in Polish
• English-language sites perceived as "international," reducing trust
• Professional Polish copy signals legitimacy
• Poor Polish (machine translation) reduces credibility

Full Localization Checklist

Website Copy:

• Homepage headline and description (Polish)
• About Us section (authentic Polish story)
• Product descriptions (original Polish, not translations)
• FAQ section (address Polish customer questions)
• Terms and conditions (Polish legal language)
• Privacy policy (Polish language version)
• Shipping policy (Polish carriers and costs)
• Return policy (clear Polish explanation)

Product Pages:

• Product titles (Polish language, searchable)
• Detailed descriptions (written for Polish customers)
• Size guides (Polish sizing standards)
• Care instructions (Polish language)
• Variant labels (color, size in Polish)
• Meta descriptions (Polish, keyword-rich)

Checkout and Emails:

• Checkout page (Polish language)
• Form labels (Polish)
• Button text (Polish: "Kup teraz" not "Buy Now")
• Order confirmation email (Polish)
• Shipping notification (Polish)
• Return instructions (Polish)
• Password reset emails (Polish)

Customer Service:

• Chat support (Polish language)
• Email support (Polish responses)
• FAQ (Polish Q&A)
• Phone support (Polish number, Polish speakers)
• Social media (Polish language responses)

Implementation Steps

Using Shopify Markets Feature:

1. Settings > Markets
2. Add Poland as market:
   • Language: Polish
   • Currency: PLN
   • Domain: yourstore.pl (recommended)
3. Configure translated content:
   • Product names/descriptions (manual or AI translation + review)
   • Collections
   • Static pages
   • Blog content (if applicable)

Translation Approach Options:

Option 1: Professional Translation (Recommended)

• Cost: 0.10-0.20 PLN per word
• Quality: Excellent, culturally appropriate
• Time: 2-4 weeks
• Best for: Product descriptions, main copy
• Providers: Translation agencies, freelance translators on Upwork

Option 2: AI Translation + Editing

• Cost: 50-200 PLN
• Quality: Good with native editing
• Time: 1-2 weeks
• Best for: Scaling product descriptions, support emails
• Process: Use Google Translate or DeepL, then hire Polish editor

Option 3: Bilingual Team Member

• Cost: Ongoing salary/hourly
• Quality: Excellent, culturally nuanced
• Time: Ongoing
• Best for: Growing Polish stores
• Benefit: Handles customer service too

Critical Polish Language Details:

Formal vs. Informal:

• Use "Pan/Pani" (formal you) on business sites
• Casual tone acceptable if targeting younger demographic
• Consistency important throughout site

Common Mistakes to Avoid:

• Machine translation without editing (Translators notice, damages trust)
• Using English currency symbols (use "PLN" not "$")
• Ignoring Polish keyboard layouts in forms
• Not translating error messages
• Forgetting currency format (123,45 not 123.45)

Essential Polish Phrases for E-Commerce:

Polish Post and Shipping Integration

Polish Post (Poczta Polska) is the primary shipping option. Understanding its capabilities and integration ensures smooth fulfillment.

Poczta Polska Overview

Service Options:

List Ekonomiczny (Standard)

• Delivery time: 2-3 business days
• Cost: ~14 PLN
• Tracking: Yes
• Most popular for general e-commerce
• Customer expectation baseline

List Polecony (Registered)

• Delivery time: 2-3 business days
• Cost: ~20 PLN
• Tracking: Yes
• Signature required
• Used for high-value items

Paczka Gabarytowa (Parcel)

• Delivery time: 2-3 business days
• Cost: 18-35 PLN (varies by weight)
• Tracking: Yes
• Best for products over 500g
• Popular for larger items

Express

• Delivery time: Next business day (24h)
• Cost: ~35+ PLN
• Premium option
• Use for time-sensitive orders

Shopify Shipping Setup with Poczta Polska

Method 1: Native Shopify Integration (Recommended)

1. Settings > Shipping and Delivery
2. Click "Create Shipping Zone"
3. Name: "Poland Domestic"
4. Select Countries: Poland
5. Add Shipping Rates:
   • Name: "Standard (Poczta Polska)"
   • Rate: 14.99 PLN
   • Conditions: Under 5 kg

Method 2: Third-Party Integration Apps

Popular apps for Poczta Polska integration:

• ShipBob: Handles Poczta Polska and other carriers
• EasyPost: Multi-carrier integration including Polish Post
• Desspatch: EU shipping automation
• Cost: 50-300 USD/month depending on volume

Key Configuration:

For each shipping zone and method:

Product Weight Ranges:
- Under 0.5 kg: 9.99 PLN
- 0.5-1 kg: 14.99 PLN
- 1-2 kg: 19.99 PLN
- 2-5 kg: 24.99 PLN
- Over 5 kg: Contact for quote

InPost Parcel Locker Integration

InPost is extremely popular in Poland (convenience factor).

Customer Benefits:

• 7,000+ locker locations nationwide
• 24/7 pickup availability
• Reduced shipping cost (8-15 PLN)
• Popular with younger customers

Setup:

1. Integrate InPost API through app
2. Display locker selection at checkout
3. Generate shipping label with locker address
4. Customer picks up at convenient location

Cost Comparison:

Recommendation: Offer all three options. Let customers choose preferred delivery method. InPost offers best price-to-speed ratio.

Building Customer Trust in Polish Market

Trust is paramount in Polish e-commerce. Specific trust signals resonate with Polish customers.

Trust Signals Polish Customers Value

Certifications and Badges:

• Secure shopping badge (HTTPS everywhere)
• Payment security badges (Stripe, PayU verified)
• Business registration number (Numer Kuranta)
• "Safe Shopping" certifications
• Industry-specific certifications

Polish Review Platforms:

• Opineo.pl: Polish review aggregation site
• Ceneo.pl: Price comparison with reviews (major trust source)
• Trustpilot Poland: Reputation platform
• Google Reviews: Integrated with Google Business Profile

How to Get Listed:

1. Claim business on Trustpilot
2. Submit store to Ceneo.pl
3. Set up Google Business Profile
4. Encourage reviews on Opineo.pl
5. Monitor all platforms for reputation management

Display Trust Elements:

• Prominent contact information (phone, email, address)
• Clear refund policy
• Transparent shipping costs
• Professional product photography
• Real customer photos (not just product images)

Building Reviews from Polish Customers

Polish customers make purchasing decisions based on other customer reviews.

Review Strategy:

1. Post-Purchase Email (3 days):

   Dziękujemy za Twoje zamówienie! Jeśli jesteś zadowolony z produktu,
   bylibyśmy wdzięczni za opinię na [platform].
   
   [Review Link]
   

2. SMS Reminder (7 days):

   • Follow-up if initial email ignored
   • Higher engagement than email

3. Physical Insert:

   • Include review request card in packaging
   • QR code linking to review platform
   • "Win 10% off next order" incentive (within TOS)

4. Ask for Specific Feedback:

   • "How does this fit?"
   • "Would you recommend to a friend?"
   • "What surprised you about this product?"

Target: 20+ reviews minimum before expecting significant organic Polish traffic.

AI Visibility and Polish SEO

As AI shopping assistants grow, Polish e-commerce optimization for AI search becomes increasingly important.

Optimizing for Polish AI Search

Key Optimization Areas:

1. Natural Language Product Descriptions:

   • Write for humans first, AI second
   • Answer common customer questions
   • Use natural Polish phrasing
   • Include use cases and benefits

2. Complete Product Information:

   • All attributes filled (size, color, material)
   • Polish dimensions and measurements
   • Clear specifications
   • FAQ on product page

3. Third-Party Presence:

   • Mentioned on Polish blogs/websites
   • Positive reviews on Polish platforms
   • Social media presence
   • Directory listings

4. Structured Data:

   • Implement Product Schema with Polish labels
   • Organization Schema
   • FAQ Schema for common questions
   • LocalBusiness Schema with Polish address

Getting Polish AI Recommendations:

When you're ready, test visibility by asking Polish AI assistants:

• ChatGPT Polish version
• Claude (Polish language capability)
• Perplexity (Polish search)
• Google Gemini (Polish)

Common Mistakes Polish Shopify Store Owners Make

Mistake 1: Not Implementing Local Payment Methods

Wrong: Accept only cards and PayPal Right: Implement BLIK and Przelewy24 as primary options Impact: Missing 80% of Polish payment preferences = 20-30% conversion loss

Mistake 2: Inadequate Polish Localization

Wrong: Translate homepage only, leave product pages in English Right: 100% Polish localization of entire store Impact: 3-4x conversion difference between full and partial localization

Mistake 3: Ignoring Polish Shipping Preferences

Wrong: Only offer international courier (DHL, FedEx) Right: Integrate Poczta Polska and InPost as primary options Impact: Shipping costs 3-4x higher when using international carriers

Mistake 4: Incorrect Currency Display

Wrong: Display in USD, EUR, or foreign currency Right: Display exclusively in PLN with proper format (99,99 not 99.99) Impact: Currency confusion reduces trust and conversion

Mistake 5: Not Registering for VAT

Wrong: Collect 23% VAT but don't register business Right: Register for VAT with Polish authorities (GUS/CEIDG) Impact: Legal penalties, business shutdown risk

Mistake 6: Poor Phone Customer Support

Wrong: Only email support Right: Polish-language phone support available Impact: High return rates, poor reputation, negative reviews

Mistake 7: Ignoring Review Platforms

Wrong: Only collect reviews on Shopify Right: Actively build presence on Opineo, Ceneo, Trustpilot, Google Impact: Missing key trust signals Polish customers rely on

Polish Shopify Store Launch Checklist

Pre-Launch (Weeks 1-2)

• Create Shopify account with Poland as primary market
• Register business in Poland (if not already done)
• Obtain VAT registration (NIP number)
• Arrange Polish mailing address
• Set up Polish bank account (for receiving payments)
• Purchase .pl domain
• Plan inventory and sourcing

Technical Setup (Weeks 2-4)

• Configure store address and contact details (Polish)
• Set up currency to PLN
• Implement BLIK and Przelewy24 payment methods
• Integrate Polish Post and InPost shipping
• Configure VAT calculation and invoicing
• Set up Markets for Polish language localization
• Install SSL certificate (HTTPS)
• Mobile optimization testing

Content Creation (Weeks 3-6)

• Translate/write all product descriptions in Polish
• Professional product photography
• Create "About Us" page (Polish story)
• Write return/refund policy (Polish legal language)
• Create shipping policy (Polish carriers)
• FAQ page (common Polish customer questions)
• Size guides (Polish measurements if applicable)
• Blog setup (optional, for SEO)

Trust and Verification (Weeks 4-6)

• Register on Ceneo.pl
• Claim Trustpilot profile
• Set up Google Business Profile (Polish address)
• Add trust badges to website
• Implement secure payment badges
• Document business registration details prominently
• Set up basic customer service systems

Pre-Launch Marketing (Week 6)

• Create Instagram business profile (Polish market)
• Prepare email template for launch day
• Reach out to 10-20 Polish influencers (micro-influencers)
• Create Facebook business page
• Set up analytics (Google Analytics, Shopify Dashboard)
• Prepare press release for Polish media (if applicable)

Launch Day

• Announce on social media
• Send email to interested list
• Go live at specific time
• Monitor sales and customer inquiries
• Test payment methods (real transactions)
• Monitor customer service channels
• Document initial issues for fixes

First 30 Days Post-Launch

• Collect first 10+ reviews
• Address any technical issues immediately
• Optimize slow-loading elements
• Create first blog posts (if applicable)
• Respond to all customer inquiries in Polish
• Analyze analytics for optimization opportunities
• Refine product descriptions based on feedback
• Plan expansion to EU markets (optional)

Scaling Your Polish Shopify Store

Once you've launched successfully and built initial traction, expand strategically.

Month 2-3: Refine Core Offering

• Expand product range based on customer feedback
• Optimize pricing for profitability
• Increase marketing budget
• Build email list for repeat customers
• Develop loyalty program (in Polish)
• Expand customer service team

Month 4-6: Build Authority

• Create blog content (Polish language SEO)
• Pursue PR coverage in Polish media
• Develop strategic partnerships
• Expand social media presence
• Implement referral program
• Test new marketing channels (Google Ads Polish market)

Month 6-12: Regional Expansion

• Consider expanding to Czech Republic, Slovakia
• Adapt store for EU markets (adjust VAT, languages)
• Build supplier relationships for better margins
• Implement advanced analytics
• Develop mobile app (if applicable)
• Hire local team for growth

Key Takeaways

1. Polish payment methods are non-negotiable — BLIK and Przelewy24 together represent 80% of online payments; missing either destroys conversion rates

2. Polish language converts 3-4x better — full localization is not optional; it's the difference between success and invisibility

3. Trust signals matter deeply — Polish customers research reviews extensively; building presence on Ceneo, Opineo, and Trustpilot is critical

4. VAT compliance is mandatory — failure to register and collect VAT properly creates legal and financial risk; consult a professional

5. Shipping options drive satisfaction — Poczta Polska and InPost are expected; missing either limits market appeal

6. Professional Polish copy resonates — machine translation signals untrustworthiness; invest in professional Polish copywriting

7. Customer service in Polish builds loyalty — support channels in Polish language significantly improve retention and reviews

8. Price sensitivity requires smart margins — Polish market more price-conscious than Western Europe; plan margins accordingly

Ready to launch your Shopify store in Poland? Start with a comprehensive audit of your current setup. Get your free Polish e-commerce readiness assessment to identify opportunities and gaps in your Shopify store's Polish market optimization.

Need expert guidance on payment integration, VAT compliance, or market strategy? Contact our e-commerce specialists to develop a customized Polish market entry strategy.

Getting started with Shopify? Create your Shopify account and begin building your Polish e-commerce presence today. Shopify's built-in localization, payment integrations, and shipping tools make Poland market entry straightforward.

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