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by New_Global_Trader » Mon, 14 Mar 2011 1:21 pm
ksl wrote:Can i have a link of what you are selling? Have a friend based here in Sing looking for new products, for global sales.
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All items are Indian ethnic wear, Indian handicrafts and items needed normally by any Indian all over world. We source and drop ship according to buyer's need. All pre-paid of course.
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by ecureilx » Mon, 14 Mar 2011 3:12 pm
New_Global_Trader wrote:All pre-paid of course.
Of Course

I love it ..

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by New_Global_Trader » Mon, 14 Mar 2011 4:30 pm
ecureilx wrote:New_Global_Trader wrote:All pre-paid of course.
Of Course

I love it ..

Everyone likes advance payment.
Thanks guys, you had been really great help. I guess in 6 months time, I will be able to apply for a entrepass (if rules are not changed).
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by New_Global_Trader » Wed, 16 Mar 2011 11:37 am
Hi Guys
Another que, How much is reasonable interest should pay, for 100k loan for 6 months in Singapore.
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by ecureilx » Wed, 16 Mar 2011 12:01 pm
New_Global_Trader wrote:Hi Guys
Another que, How much is reasonable interest should pay, for 100k loan for 6 months in Singapore.
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24 % to 200 % - take your pick, if you are seeking unsecured loans
Or zero interest if you can find one bank to loan all the 100K, for 6 months, and then the interest goes to 24% plus plus ...

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by New_Global_Trader » Wed, 16 Mar 2011 1:00 pm
Hi Guys
Another que, How much is reasonable interest (on per annum basis) should pay, for 100k secured loan for 6 months in Singapore.
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by New_Global_Trader » Fri, 18 Mar 2011 2:17 pm
New_Global_Trader wrote:Hi Guys
Another que, How much is reasonable interest (on per annum basis) should pay, for 100k secured loan for 6 months in Singapore.
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RG
Dear Friends,
My query is still open. Another que, How much is reasonable interest (on per annum basis) should pay, for 100k secured loan for 6 months in Singapore.
Regards
RG
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by ecureilx » Fri, 18 Mar 2011 2:22 pm
New_Global_Trader wrote:
My query is still open. Another que, How much is reasonable interest (on per annum basis) should pay, for 100k secured loan for 6 months in Singapore.
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RG
Depends on the bank and depends upon the 'secured' status - what exactly are you going to put up for the security ??

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by takeiteasy » Thu, 14 Jul 2011 3:23 pm
Dear Friends,
My Partner (SPR) is setting up a new company ( PTE LTD ) and would like to apply Employment Pass for me. I am now holding Employment Pass (P2) and working over 4 years in Singapore.
Kindly advise me for the below info:
How much the salary should be? (can it be lower then current salary)
How much the capital should paid in? (how to make assumption)
Thanks a lot.
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by sundaymorningstaple » Thu, 14 Jul 2011 4:38 pm
takeiteasy wrote:Dear Friends,
My Partner (SPR) is setting up a new company ( PTE LTD ) and would like to apply Employment Pass for me. I am now holding Employment Pass (P2) and working over 4 years in Singapore.
Kindly advise me for the below info:
How much the salary should be? (can it be lower then current salary)
How much the capital should paid in? (how to make assumption)
Thanks a lot.
Take it easy !
You could find yourself unemployed. Make sure you have an AIP in hand before you quit your current job as there is a good possibility that your friend will not be able to get you an EP at all, of any type until he has several locals employed and a track record that MOM can look at. It's a iffy proposition at best.
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