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Tessan has become one of the most popular brands over the regions of North America, Europe, and Asia, etc. There are a variety of products constantly ranking No.1 on the market place of Amazon, Google, Ebay, Facebook. The company mainly focuses on Travel Adapters, Power Strips, Smart Home Devices, and digital accessories. Tessan mainly targets Europe, America, Australia, and the Middle East along with other consumer markets. The brand was founded in July 2010, and since then it aimed to make people Live Simple and Happy Travel, offered more than 10,000,000 services worldwide.
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I don't understand why they are advertising all over the internet that their plugs/powerstrips are square and flat when they are all round and not flat. Just be honest with everyone. You will lose more sales with lying then from being honest. Something needs to be done about them lying to everyone.
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