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How do I compare GGPeps and TFC on lead time to Spain?

Asked 31 May 2025Modified 14 months agoViewed 26k times
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Conditions: GGPeps · TFC · Spain.

I am trying to choose between two options that are usually discussed as though only one exists.

I am not optimising for price, but I am not indifferent to it either.

Which axes does this decision turn on?

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