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8 Full/Part-time To Manage Internet Traffic- High Comm 3k Flexible hours
Flexible working hours. Work at your own place at any country, Work from anywhere you like.
We are a fast expanding Internet Marketing Business and
Looking for highly self-motivated individuals to support the Sales team.
Build online business while working with our supportive team.
Benefits:
Make extra money biz opportunity : For
Moms who need to stay home with the children.
Students looking to earn extra pocket money.
Working person, Locals and foreigners are all welcomed...
-Home based
-High Commission PAID IN USD
-Flexible hours
-Excellent guidance/coaching provided
-Great learning platform
-Fast moving products
-Exciting environment
-Quick career advancement
-Fantastic advancements (opportunity to lead a marketing team)
Requirement:
- Singaporeans, PR and Foreigners Eligible
- 18years old & above
- No experience needed
- No minimum qualification
To ensure that you get a seat, fill up the form below for reservation. A confirmation message will be sent to you within 48 hours. ** IMPORTANT: Registration Is Required. No Walk-ins Allowed.
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Latest Forum Posts
Re: Planning my move to Singapore
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16K for a family isn’t big unless you wanna live a simple life, Cook at home 3-4 days , shops for grocery at fair price and limit fine dining to 5 days a month .. but depends really how much u wanna save
A single person like me in the bracket of 180-190K isn’t able to save so much but it’s because I travel a lot too and discretionary expenses like shopping and fine dining are a big part of my expenses apart from my rent and income tax, also you will be spending a lot if you have a job where you need to travel a lot believe me u less you can bill it all to your company like most of the westerners do
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When I first moved here and was single I was able to keep my budget well under S$1.5k per month by renting a room, taking the bus and eating local.
If you want a luxurious lifestyle and are not earning serious coin or on an expat .....
Posted in General Discussions
Re: Planning my move to Singapore
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16K for a family isn’t big unless you wanna live a simple life, Cook at home 3-4 days , shops for grocery at fair price and limit fine dining to 5 days a month .. but depends really how much u wanna save
A single person like me in the bracket of 180-190K isn’t able to save so much but it’s because I travel a lot too and discretionary expenses like shopping and fine dining are a big part of my expenses apart from my rent and income tax, also you will be spending a lot if you have a job where you need to travel a lot believe me u less you can bill it all to your company like most of the westerners do
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When I first moved here and was single I was able to keep my budget well under S$1.5k per month by renting a room, taking the bus and eating local.
If you want a luxurious lifestyle and are not earning serious coin or on an expat package… you are in the wrong place and need to bounce.
Posted in General Discussions
Re: Spending majority of year in Sing as a Retired Tourist?
Hangmann, I am in a similar situation… have lived in Singapore since 1996, my oldest kid will be starting college in the US in 2024, second one in 2026. We will move to the US together as a family in 2024. Many reasons to do this, but financial reasons is a major one.
Some in my situation could be facing serious reverse culture shock. However, I work for a US company here, interact daily with US based employees, and keep close contact with my family and friends in the US. Outside of the pandemic period, I also travel to the US at least once a year on personal and often multiple times on business. I’m just as comfortable tucking into a nasi lemak at a hawker for S$4 as I am hitting the Taco Bell drive thru and getting a beefy cheese burrito and free ice water for US$2.29 (yes, food in the US can be cheaper than a hawker if you know what you’re doing). My wife lived in the US for 5 years (that is where we met, and why I ended up in Singapore), and we have all been to my .....
Posted in Relocating, Moving to Singapore
Re: Ants are driving me mad!!!
There’s a local company called that uses borax. Gotta keep re-applying for about 5 days continuously before they go away. It’s a little sticky though but can be wiped away by alcohol wipe or a wet wipe.
Didn’t see ants for a few months before they came back again (in smaller numbers) so I’m adding Antbreaker once more.
Another habit I practice is that I do not discard any sweet/food wrappers or drink cans/cartons into any rubbish bins at home. That will definitely attract ants.
I have another smaller bin that I put at my kitchen sink meant for food trash that I empty out every night and wash weekly.
Posted in Staying, Living in Singapore
Re: Spending majority of year in Sing as a Retired Tourist?
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I'm here because of my children. That will ceases soon enough.
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I saw in a previous post that you are very close to this date. How are you feeling about leaving soon, after being here for so many years?
Posted in Relocating, Moving to Singapore
