Business, 14.09.2021 07:10 patricia1964

Every few months for the past six years, Camille has ordered between $1,000 and $1,250 worth of crickets from Khan's Crickets, depending on the needs of her exotic pet stores. This month, Camille accidentally writes $1,000,000 on Khan's standard order form when ordering crickets, instead of $1,000. What result?

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