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Hey Joyce, thanks alot. However, not joining.

Oh.... next time

Posted: Sun Oct 10, 2010 11:44 pm Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Newcomers, do forgive us. We have an overwhelming response this month. As such, I'm going to remove 1 newcomer's slot to the regular members. Members (limited to 11 this t...

Posted: Mon Jun 07, 2010 8:11 pm Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Members (limited to 14 this time): 1. Moonriver 2. Joyce 3. Brenda Chow 4. Edmund 5. Alice 6. Leonard 7. Guell Newcomers (limited to 2 this time): 1. Joanna - Joyce's frien...

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Hi Moonriver,

I have send my email address and contact no. you your email

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Hello,


A newbie in Singapore for 1 month. Any function?

HSBC Premier offer fee free transfers as long as you qualify. For a $1000 as QRM suggests, a suitcase. Given you both use the same bank, have you thought of a cheque, a TT, or just an internet transfer? What is the qualification? What about TT and internet transfer? Which method has lower charges?

for example if I need to transfer S$1000 back to HK and both side has the account from the same bank and the lowerest handling charges?

Dear all,


Any suggestion for the best way to transfer money from Singapore back to HK?


Thanks.

Hi Cosmic Dancer,

Thank you for your adivce. I need a desk for my notebook and some paper work.

Dear all,

Any other cheaper than Ikea?