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The story so far

The case

Every year in the small country village of Mid-Trimming the residents come together to sing carols through the village streets. At the end of their night of wassailing, tradition dictates that they all gather somewhere for a final Christmas party before the big day itself.

This year the carol singers descended on Mid-Trimming Manor, owned by the wealthy miser, Bob Scratchitt. Everyone was surprised when he agreed to play host, but they were even more amazed when he was discovered dead in his own lounge!

So much for being a season of goodwill and glad tidings; this Christmas it looks as though someone had some very ill will indeed! The question is: who?

Play our Christmas themed murder mystery You Only Die Once to find out!

t'was a death before Christmas

The line-up

Meet the suspects

Each guest plays one of these characters, and every one of them has something to hide.

6 suspects · 2 female, 2 male, 2 any gender

Robin Redbreast

Retired teacher.

Bookish, with half-moon specs and dark clothing, Robin Redbreast has a stern countenance and perfect pitch.

Any gender

Jack Frost

Butcher.

Straight from work and still in his blue striped apron or white coat, Jack is burly, cheery and friendly and throws himself into any party.

Male

Holly Reath

Postmistress.

Decked out in festive colours and a Santa hat, Holly is not as prickly a character as you might expect, though she does love to poke her nose in where she isn’t wanted.

Female

Declan Halls

Baker.

A friend to all, Declan finished work early this afternoon and has come in his winter woollies, prepared to eat, drink and be merry.

Male

Gaye Buntin

Newspaper shop owner.

Fond of bling and bright colours, Gaye just loves Christmas and really gets into the festive spirit with flashing earrings and reindeer antler headgear.

Female

Chris Tingle

Grocer.

Always armed with seasonal fruit as gifts, Chris Tingle is fond of Arran sweaters.

Any gender

Silvia Bells

Chair of the local Amateur Dramatics Society. Female)

Larger than life and twice as glittery, Silvia is a thwarted actress with class, darlings.

Joins at 8 players

Noel Nowell

Scout leader.

Dressed in khaki, with a neckerchief and woggle, Noel takes his scout leadership very, very seriously and is never off duty.

Male · Joins at 8 players

Missie Le’Toe

Clothing retailer.

Specialising in fashion from Europe, Missie Le’Toe has a cultivated French accent and is always dressed flamboyantly.

Female · Joins at 10 players

Scott Spine

Policeman.

Just off duty, Scott is still wearing dark blue trousers and a white shirt. After a day roaming the village, he is more than ready for a drink and is already quite merry!

Male · Joins at 10 players

Angela Onnatree

Riding school owner.

Never seen out of her beige jodhpurs, Angela has a distinctly upper-class accent, but is actually really down-to-earth.

Female · Joins at 12 players

Ivor Cracker

Landlord of the local pub.

In shirtsleeves and dark trousers with a tea-towel still hanging out of his back pocket, Ivor has just finished a shift at his local to join the wassailing.

Male · Joins at 12 players

Candy Cane

Local actress.

After appearing as an extra in a few TV soaps, Candy has grasped her actress title with both hands and nearly always overdresses for any occasion.

Female · Joins at 14 players

Felix Navidad

Church bellringer.

Complete with festive jumper and warm greetings for all, Felix often brings sleighbells with him to liven up the singing.

Male · Joins at 14 players

Faye Reelites

Landscape gardener.

Rarely out of wellies and work clothes, Faye has gathered all she might need to celebrate Christmas in her special winter tool belt, including scissors, tape and alcoholic miniatures.

Female · Joins at 16 players

Reg Oyce

Gift shop owner.

Short of a festive jumper, Reg has turned to his haberdashery at the gift shop to add bling to his ordinary clothes, trimming them with stick-on bows and baubles.

Male · Joins at 16 players

Carole Singer

Choir leader.

In her winter woollies and carrying a lantern to enable the reading of the sheet music, Carole is ready to lead anyone in another song.

Female · Joins at 18 players

Wayne Amanger

Farmer.

Dressed as a shepherd because he had the wrong day for the nativity pageant, Wayne is full of fun and festive cheer.

Male · Joins at 18 players

Ginger Bredouse

Nurse.

Attending the carolling directly from work, Ginger has trimmed up her uniform with tinsel and done her best to look festive.

Female · Joins at 20 players

Tim Sell

Plumber.

Dressed in a boiler suit and carrying his tools, Tim was attending to a broken pipe emergency and only arrived just in time for the last chorus.

Male · Joins at 20 players

How it plays

How the night plays out

Send the invitations a couple of weeks ahead. On the night nobody has to learn lines or act: everyone reads from their own booklet, and the Inspector keeps it moving.

The video Inspector, playing on a TV and a phone

Can the host play too?

Yes. Put the video Inspector on and play a suspect yourself, or read the Inspector's part and run the show. The answer is only at the very end of the Inspector's booklet, so nobody stumbles on it.

The Red Herring difference

Why ours are worth solving

Plenty of party kits pick the killer at random on the night, or tell them in their booklet. We played enough of those to start writing our own.

Who's the killer?

Ours: Written into the plot from the first page, and every clue leads to them.

Others: Picked at random on the night, so the clues can't really point anywhere.

Does the killer know?

Ours: No. Nobody can let it slip, and the murderer plays detective with everyone else.

Others: Usually told in their booklet. One 'oops' and the game is over.

Is everyone a suspect?

Ours: Yes. No spare parts: every character has secrets to keep and questions to answer.

Others: 'Optional' characters who can be left out, and often feel like it.

Who wrote it?

Ours: Our own authors, from scratch. We know every clue, so we can answer questions and tweak it for you.

Others: Often bought in and resold, so nobody on the phone knows the plot.

The answer is sealed

Nobody's character booklet says who did it. The solution is only at the very end of the Inspector's booklet, so the host can print, assemble and still play along. In a printed kit that booklet arrives in a sealed envelope to avoid anyone accidentally seeing the answer.

What's in the box

Everything you need to run it

Everything you need to run the perfect party is in the game pack. We do all the hard work, so you can focus on having fun.

  • A booklet for every guestTheir secret background, scripted lines, questions to ask and answers to give.
  • The Inspector, three waysOn video, as audio and as a script. The Inspector's booklet comes in a sealed envelope.
  • InvitationsPrinted, with envelopes, and everything your guests need to know.
  • A host guideHow to run it round by round, with hints and tips from previous hosts.
  • Theme, menu and music ideasDecorations, recipes and after-dinner extras to build the evening around.
  • Name badgesSticker badges, so everyone knows who's who.

Download it the second you pay, or have us print, assemble and post the box. Both are exactly the same game — the difference is who does the printing.

You may also want: a TV, laptop, tablet or just a speaker for the Inspector (you can read the script instead if you prefer), pens and paper; costumes and dinner (optional).

If downloading to print at home you will need: a printer and stapler (each booklet is roughly 16 pages long – or 4 sides of A4 folded in half); or if you prefer you can open the booklets on phones and tablets to save trees.

Try before you buy

Examine the evidence

Real files from this game, free with no sign-up. If the writing isn't for you, you'll know in two minutes.

Reviews

What hosts are saying

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Just need to let you know how much our guests enjoyed Twas a death before Christmas. We all had a fabulous night of fun and laughter interspersed with a lot of spontaneous bell ringing, Carol singing and ad libbing. Everyone threw themselves into dressing up and attempting accents etc. Such a good night. 2nd one we've done and already planning the next... Halloween. Anyone??

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It was nearing New Year's Eve and although we had offered to host the celebrations for several friends, nothing had been arranged ... Wanted to do a murder mystery but had left it a bit late so was hugely relieved to discover Red Herring's downloadable versions. I've played a lot of murder mysteries and these are definitely of comparable quality. I also like the lack of packaging waste and instant arrival of the game! It was very straightforward to follow the instructions and a hugely successful evening. The setting was in a village with various shopkeepers in the cast which fitted beautifully as we actually had the village postmaster and mistress present! There was much unexpected hilarity over the myriad references to Christmas carols in the names and script which, together with the champagne, helped create a relaxed evening full of laughter and groans at the humour. I read a lot of murder mysteries and my only comment for making it even better would have been to have had a more complex plot that was more challenging to guess. Overall, excellent materials with an unexpected element of humour that ensured a great evening. Would definitely use again.

Happy Customer

A really fun game. The character booklets had a good balance between scripted conversation and improvised. It was very clear how to tackle the improvised sections and even the shyest member of the party was getting in to it by the third round. Unlike other games I have played, it wasn't at all noticeable that there were 'extra' characters as everyone was equally included. Du-ring the game it became pretty obvious what the murder weapon was (perhaps too obvious?) so it was nice to feel like we'd worked it out although there remained a little twist that none of us had fully foreseen. I'd definitely consider purchasing another.

Happy Customer

I was given the daunting task of organising a staff Christmas Party. So rather than book onto the usual over-priced corporate Christmas Parties, I decided (rather last minute) to gamble on running a Murder Mystery Dinner Party for our small team of 12. And the gamble absolutely paid off! The service from Jo was second to none, making sure that I had all the relevant information and what to do before I purchased the game. I got the emailable version and found it easy enough to print off the booklets and burn the cd with the inspector's dialogue - this was without finding out 'who dunnit' as I wanted to be part of the mystery too. The evening itself was a huge success. We held it in our staff meeting room and made sure that it was decked out for the Christmas occasion. I have to say that all the participants got into character brilliantly (some maybe too much) and this only enhanced the evening. We had so much fun and even out of work I have not laughed as hard as I did that night. A tip I would give is to make sure the participants have their brief with plenty of time, so they can sort out the costume and character's personality, as this definitely aids the evening! Eve-n if you don't get this game I would highly recommend Red Herring Games!! I have used them three times now and have been very happy with every game!

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We had a fantastic evening last week playing 'twas a death before Christmas. Thanks for helping me out at short notice. I played Scott Spine. We all had a good laugh and none of us guessed the murder - though someone came close. We look forward to playing another murder mystery soon - we are thinking of doing a public fundraiser at the village hall next!

Happy Customer

The game worked really well, a great evening's entertainment with no technology in sight!

Happy Customer

My last guest just left and I had to write a review of 'T'was a Death Before Christmas. We had a wonderful time. This is my second successful Red Herring Mystery Party. We play a variety of murder mystery games throughout the year and tonight was enjoyed by all. Though I purchased the 12 player game, 2 of my guests declined early enough that I was able to edit the party. With a little cutting and pasting, I was able to remake the booklets for 10 players. We had 11 total guests, with myself playing the role of the Inspector. In addition to the game, I also added a treasure hunt between rounds two and three. This was to give the guests a break from questioning each other and getting them up out of their chairs. I pretended the hunt was created by the victim and along with each clue to the next location, I left evidence about the suspects that he supposedly left for them to find. (I tend to read through the materials beforehand, so I knew all the answers to the game and used this to my advantage. I find this works better for me as a host). Knowing the answers, I also recreated the scene of the crime, with plenty of physical evidence to back up the clues written in the game. What I like most about Red Herring Games is they are so easy to use and you get so much in your packet. Not only do you get the game itself, but suggestions for decorating, recipes in keeping with the theme and tips to incorporate other games with your party. It couldn't be easier and it's a host's dream. I had played plenty of Santa Claus/North Pole themed mysteries. This game was a humorous twist on the "Midsomer Murders" TV show. The characters are silly and quite fun to play. Since the cast is a nice mix of eccentric village personalities, costumes are easy to come by and playing your part is very easy. And this is a great game to play during the Christmas season. Plenty of seasonal themes run through the game and the scripted dialogue is quite funny. My guests were laughing and enjoying themselves. I decorate my home for Christmas in a big way, so by simply adding a murder mystery event helped to celebrate the holiday earlier in the month. I also filled stockings with candy and toys for each guest. What fun to see grown adults digging in to their toys. I even bought Christmas Themed Soap Bubbles and throughout the evening the room was filled with bubbles around the table. The game simply couldn't have gone better. We got a late start (we decided to eat first) and so didn't begin until 8 p.m. and wrapped up the case by 11:30 p.m. It was a good length and kept everyone interested without becoming dull. Out of ten guests 4 of them solved the crime completely. Everyone was able to figure out the method of murder, but only the four had the entire story correct. Even though this is a high number of people who figured it out, they were quite happy with it. We've played a few very complex games and they enjoyed this nice, lighthearted change of pace. I gave away a variety of Christmas gift baskets as prizes for the winning solutions, as well as best actor and best costume. (I got them at a great price). We just had a wonderful time, the games here at Red Herring are well made and are so easy to use, with plenty of extras. It all went so well I'm already up late at night planning our next party. Thank you!

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Content/themes within this game.

Rating: Teen/Clean

So you can ensure this is appropriate for your group. If you have specific content you are trying to avoid please do reach out directly so we can look at the game in more detail for you.

  • A murder — violence suggested.
  • Alcohol Reference — Reference to and/or images of alcoholic beverages.
  • Comic Mischief — Depictions or dialogue involving slapstick or suggestive humor.
  • Suggestive Themes — Mild provocative references or materials and sexual innuendo. Acting as if attracted to particular characters is suggested in the character backgrounds.

Before you buy

Frequently Asked Questions

If you can’t find an answer to your specific question do reach out via email or phone.

How long will a murder mystery party last?

Well, like everything it all depends. We usually say a standard dinner party with three course meal will take between two and three hours if you run it with less than 12 people. Each additional character adds approximately another six minutes to the time, however beware, the more people you have the harder it becomes to keep everyone on task! And what could have been a three hour game can stretch to five. There are sadly no “hard and fast” rules as it all depends on how much fun everyone is having. We’ve rushed through a 12 player game with a youth group in two hours, but equally have played a game at home with only eight people that started at 7pm and was still going at midnight! Event scripts are easier to guess as they are more “controlled”. Typically they last three hours with a meal.

What else do I need to run a murder mystery party?

For our small group dinner party games the minimum requirements if you are downloading the kit to print at home are about 4 double sided printed sheets of paper per character, a printer and a stapler. Any props and decorative touches are left entirely up to you.

If you want the game materials to look at their best then you might choose to have access to a guillotine, thick card for the booklet covers and a colour printer.

Do I need to provide a meal for the murder mystery games to work?

No. However most of our games are formatted in rounds to allow a three course meal. The only game format which works best without a three course meal is the Multi-room format.

We have adapted games in the past to work as “mix and mingle” affairs. If you’d like us to create something special for you to allow a mix and mingle event, then please email us.

What is the difference between Printed and Downloadable game formats?

Downloadable kit

If you’ve never bought a downloadable murder mystery game on-line before, or never played one (downloadable or otherwise) and want to find out more about it, then don’t worry – you aren’t the first. We are so confident in the quality of our games – when you buy from us you are guaranteed a great night in or your money back!

All our downloadable dinner parties are supplied with:

  • Full instructions Each game contains information on how to use the downloaded files including details on printing etc, instructions for running the mystery itself, as well as hints and tips from previous customers.
  • A guide for making the most of your theme. Including ideas for personalising your game materials, recipe suggestions, alternative menu choices, home decoration, appropriate music, and additional after dinner games/activities to compliment your murder mystery.
  • Invitations. Designed for double sided printing, or for digital sending, these invitations come with a colour cover design and all the information your guests need to know.
  • Easy print character booklets. All our booklets take advantage of the progress of modern printers and the progress of modern devices where you can view PDFs digitally. They are set up as “page per view” making them easy to convert into A5 booklets for printing, which also makes them easy to print out large print for those who struggle to see small print. Full instructions for how to print into booklets if your printer is an older model are also supplied.
  • Script for an optional inspector. This inspector part can be taken by the host, allowing you to invite one additional dinner guest as a character if wished.
  • MP3 Sound files and Video link to the optional inspector played by an experienced actor for your enjoyment. All our party kits come with an MP3 voice over, Video and printable file as standard. This allows the host to take part as a character and remain totally in the dark themselves as to who the murderer is!

Printed kits

When you select the printed option – what you are asking us to do is print your game for you. Your game will arrive by post, printed, ready assembled and packaged in a box.

Printed kits are exactly the same as downloadable kits, in terms of content – it’s just that instead of you printing the game, we print the game for you and it will arrive ready to go. We also include envelopes for your invitations, and seal the inspector booklet in an envelope to prevent accidental viewing.

Because we print in-house we can customise even our printed orders, so please get in touch if you need something special e.g. a name adding to the invitations for a birthday, changing the image of a game. Minor changes can cost as little as £35.

If you aren’t sure whether you would like us to print your game for you – then we are happy for you to change your mind. Simply contact us after purchasing the downloadable game and we will arrange to print and ship your order to you after you make the additional payment.

What exactly is in the download?

You receive a complete "Party in a Box": Character booklets, Host Guide, Invitations, Evidence, and access to MP3 audio and video files for the Inspector’s narration.

What will your printed game pack contain?

6-20 player dinner party games will contain the following:

  • Instructions which will include how to run your game, how to make the most of your theme, hints and tips, suggested recipes and a money off coupon towards next purchase.
  • Invitations
  • Envelopes for the above
  • Character booklets
  • Inspector booklet in a sealed envelope to prevent accidental viewing.
  • Name sticker badges for your guests
  • Link to the video and Mp3 files of the inspector (in the instructions booklet) so you can easily find it.

Please note postage costs are not included in the printed kit prices – these are added during check out.

The additional cost for printing (charged on top of the downloadable game price) is to cover:

  • High quality colour laser printing and high quality paper.
  • Collating, stapling, assembling and packaging the game materials.
  • Supply of all printing, paper and assembly materials associated with the above.
  • Staff costs associated with formatting, assembly and packaging the games for sale.
  • Packaging.
  • Insurance.

If you would like us to customise your game materials prior to printing please get in touch with us directly prior to purchase so we can identify more clearly what you would like and build in any extra charges as needed.

What do the content ratings mean?

Our content ratings are based on the ESRB rating scheme.

All of our games are suitable for a reading age of 10+ though they may contain language that is difficult for some children to comprehend.

All ratings are based on content NOT suitability, which means TEEN games are CLEAN games, rather than only being suitable for teenagers.

TEEN games are often games which are most suitable for mixed audiences, corporate and church groups.

It is worth noting that all our murder mystery games are rated TEEN or above as murder counts as violence for younger children. Some children younger than teens will handle the reading level of a standard murder mystery plot but parents may find the content inappropriate. Which is why we always detail the content of our games so you can make a determination of your own. If in doubt – take a look at the free sample booklet to check this is OK for your group.

It is possible for us to adjust the reading level on some games to make it possible for younger children to play – if you think you’d like this – please just email us for help.

What sort of content will be in a TEEN game compared to a MATURE game?

TEEN games will contain “tame” plot lines. This can include plot lines like

  • A game with a character who has had a string of monogamous relationships, where all relationships are kept “non-sexual” for the purposes of the game e.g. someone who is two timing a girl.
  • There may be mild innuendo in the booklet, but when played this could be hammed up, or toned down depending on the person acting the role.
  • Alcohol may be mentioned in the game, but it will not include references to drinking to excess.
  • Illegal drugs will not be mentioned within the game, but legal drugs e.g. paracetamol, anti-anxiety tablets could be.
  • There will be no explicit language, however where the odd mild swear word appears in song lyrics e.g. in Murder at the Music Awards, this will still be present in the game. The word “Sex” may crop up, but not in a sordid context. e.g. a character might say “don’t mentioned the “sex” word.”

MATURE rated games don’t necessarily mean the games contain explicit language, or sexual references. However the themes will be more gritty. To give you some examples:

  • A character may have taken /dealt in illegal drugs.
  • A character may reference overindulging in alcohol
  • A character may gamble.
  • A character may be the result of an illegitimate relationship, or is pregnant
  • A character’s sexual orientation may form part of the plot or character description.
  • A character may have been polygamous, or discusses relationships of a sexual nature. (e.g. having affairs)
  • Other illegal behaviour, and content that you’d normally only see on TV after 9pm.

If you are unsure which game is appropriate for your group – there are two things you can try. The first is to open up the “trial booklet” which will give you a sample character from a 6 player game. The second is to call us on +44 (0)2030 112 215 and we’ll chat to you about the content of the games and help you find the one most appropriate for your party.

I don’t have 6 players – can I play with 5?

You can request we adjust a 6 player game down to 5 players during the check out process. Not all our games easily adapt to 5, but we will do our best to make the game possible to play with a smaller number of guests.

I need an odd number of players at my party – can a game be adapted?

Yes. Although all of our dinner party games are written with an even number of guests as standard. We can edit them so they can be played with an odd number of guests. This takes us an additional couple of days to produce your game.

On the game page, click to open the section “Have an odd number of guests?”, then choose the number of players and whether you’d like an extra male or female character. It adds a customisation fee to your order.

If you need other changes to gender ratios then do contact us. It may be possible but will affect your ability to use the pre-recorded inspector. As a general rule we cannot reduce to a ratio of male : female below 3 : 3. Any requests for custom amends DO take time. We do our best to accommodate them within 5 days, but it isn’t always possible in peak season. So we ask that you reach out first by phone or email so we can check our availability.

When you make contact we will be able to tell you whether your request is possible, what the total price will be and will be able to take payment over the phone, or provide an invoice to you to pay at your convenience.

We regret that we are not always able to alter the pre-recorded inspector speeches. Any alterations will be made to the inspector booklet, we can sometimes edit the MP3 too – but we regret we cannot edit the video inspector.

What happens if I lose guests?

We understand how difficult it can be to organise a dinner party! Which is why, at no additional cost we will substitute your purchased game to one with a smaller number of players. However, please give us at least two working days to process a request!

If you ordered a custom printed kit – then we are happy to reprint your order, but unfortunately we will have to pass on to you the cost of reprinting your game. Standard “off the shelf” kits can be exchanged so long as the kit is returned to us undamaged.

If you expect you will lose just one couple, then give that couple (or yourselves) the last two optional characters on your game (you can check this by looking at a lower numbered game to see who is missed off). That way, if the couple can’t make it, everyone else can still come as the characters you originally asked them to be and we can easily swap the kit for you.

We can bespoke create “optional” guests with enough notice, fees will apply.

Check out this blog article for more information on how to adapt our games at the last minute.

Can I change the gender of a character?

Sometimes it is possible to customise and amend genders of suspects in games, but not always. This is due to plot tangles and how involved certain characters are within a game. It is best to contact us to check what is and isn’t possible if you need a different skew of genders. If it IS possible, we can explain the costs it will be to amend it ourselves. But if budget proves to be a constraint – we can send you the game in MSword so you can modify it yourself once you know it’s possible.

I am a novice host – where do I start?

New? Not to worry! We deal with novice hosts every day.

Murder mystery evenings come in many different shapes and forms.

We retail kits for domestic/private parties, fundraising and for commercial users- and on top of all that we also event manage – so you’ve reached the “one stop murder shop!”

If you’re just looking to buy a dinner party then we have a range of DIY dinner party games.

If you are thinking of organising an event yourself for a large number of people we suggest you visit the page Choosing an event script. Which explains more about each format of large group game we stock.

Can you customise a murder mystery kit for me?

We can take the stress out of party planning, and put the fun back into what can be a total headache by customising a murder mystery specifically to your party!

If you have an uneven mix of male and female participants, an unusual number of guests, or even just unusual guests, or a specific celebration in mind – then we are here to provide you with a personal service that will tailor a murder mystery game to your needs.

If you are looking for something fully bespoke then allow us to talk through with you what you are looking for and provide you with a free quote.

How do I access my downloadable game?

Your order confirmation email arrives straight after you pay, with a Download your game button. It signs you in to your account on our website, where each game is listed under Downloads: click a file to save it. Your games stay in your account, so you can sign in and download them again whenever you like.

If you were signed in when you paid, they’re in your account already.

When you click a file, your computer saves it, usually to its Downloads folder. If you can’t find it, search for the file name.

How fast will my order arrive?

If you order a downloadable kit – the kit should be available instantly on a download link – and will also arrive via email with a link for you to download it.

If you order a printed kit or accessories and elect for standard service – this is shipped 48 tracked within the UK and Airmail outside the UK.

Approx arrival times for 48 hour tracked and airmail are:

  • UK – 3-4 working days (the Royal Mail don’t guarantee 48 hours and it often enters the system at the end of the working day).
  • Europe 7-10 working days
  • Rest of World – 14-28 working days

If you elect for expedited shipping – we use a Courier or Royal Mail Next Day Delivery within the UK; and a courier outside the UK.

Approx arrival times on Expedited shipping are:

  • UK – 1-2 working days
  • Europe – 3-7 working days
  • Rest of World – 3-9 working days

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