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*Professional/ Low-Cost/ Experienced* Trusted Moving Services 97101153 (mover/movers)
Trusted Moving Services
Company Roc : 532558290
(Only use local and professional movers)
5***** Services
Trusted Moving Services established since 2007, has been providing Professional Removal, Long and Short term Warehousing, Handyman and Disposal services. We are one of the leading professional Singapore movers constantly improving our overall efficiency and ensuring a high level of service provided to all our valued customers. At Trusted Moving Services, we add value and passion in every move. Each move is executed with finesse and customer satisfaction which is always on our mind. We will work individually with each customers to ensure that every request is noted down and executed in accordance to customer's instructions.
Trusted Moving Services :
-house/condo/hdb relocation
-office relocation
-delivery services
-ad hoc delivery
-transport services
-supply manpower
-handyman
-piano/safe relocation
-storage services
(24/7 cctv closure)
Feel free to call our 24/7 enquiry
On top of that, we provide FREE
- boxes(to store your items).
- quotations based on your required stuffs.
- wrapping services to protect your items and furnitures.
- dismantle and assemble furniture for you.
We provide good value services that will suit your specific needs perfectly that will tailor-make the move for your needs, without any hassle.
hotline:97101153
Email:[email protected]
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Gotta make a punt on several factors
1. Good jobs?
2. Population growth?
3. Johor - Sg connectivity?
Look at HK with regards to the 3 factors.
Point 3 wud be shenzhen-HK connectivity
Look at NZ with regards to the 2 factors.
Both are suffering declines.
I have no crystal ball. Unfortunately.
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