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Teppemagasinet AS, som kanskje er Hortens eldste bedrift, valgte Klistr AS som leverandør av nettsiden, domene og epost når de skulle komme seg på nett.  Vi er glade for å kunne være leverandør til denne bedriften som vi vil si er Hortens beste på service. Det er alltid blide folk bak disken og man får gode råd som man i dag ikke får hos de store kjedene.

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