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Thanks to the social commerce integrations on platforms like and TikTok Shop , a university student in Surabaya can drop-ship hijabs, street food (bakso or cilok), or Korean skincare without holding any inventory. They curate content, take orders via WhatsApp, and use motorcycle taxis ( ojek online ) for delivery. vcs bocil hijab suara on0702 min hot
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