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    &lt;strong&gt;At ACKERMAN-USA we always strive to improve our operations and make ourselves more efficient. We take the same approach with this message board. If you wish to see a new category or have suggestions to make this area better, please let us know here! &lt;/strong&gt; 
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    &lt;strong&gt;This is my favorite section. This industry is filled with uncertainty; and more often it is filled with excitement. I love to hear how someone overcame adversity, or how someone did something radical and it worked out. Launch a new product? Hit your sales goal? Everyone has a story, please post yours!&lt;/strong&gt;  &lt;em&gt;Please note that by posting comments in this section that you, the poster, are indemnifying Ackerman-USA and its employees from any and all liabilities that arise from your posting. Any posts containing vulgarities will be deleted. &lt;/em&gt; 
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    &lt;strong&gt;It is important that we as an industry fight back against the rampant counterfeiting that is taking place in the world today.  ACKERMAN-USA, Inc. has emerged at the forefront of this issue, so to increase communication at all levels of the supply chain this area is designated for information on confirmed acts of counterfeiting or the discovery of counterfeit parts.  Please feel free to post your comments.&lt;/strong&gt;  &lt;em&gt;Please note that by posting comments in this section that you, the poster, are solely responsible for the information provided.  By posting you are agreeing that Ackerman-USA and its employees are indemnified from any and all liabilities that arise from your posting. Any posts containing vulgarities will be deleted. &lt;/em&gt; 
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    &lt;strong&gt;Use this area to place part numbers, part descriptions, or for parts you may have a cross to that is not available anywhere else. &lt;/strong&gt; &lt;em&gt; Please note that by posting comments in this section that you, the poster, are indemnifying Ackerman-USA and its employees from any and all liabilities that arise from your posting. Any posts containing vulgarities will be deleted.  Please use caution when posting and note that no member from ACKERMAN-USA, Inc. or its affiliates will ever ask you for any personal information.&lt;/em&gt; 
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