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PVC Keychains
https://www.pinstargift.com/products/pvc-keychains/
The customized soft PVC keychain and PVC rubber keychain are one of the most popular promotional products, because the soft rubber material is suitable for various sizes and shapes, making your logo truly stand out! The front side can be a 2D or 3D filled with Pantone color.
Custom PVC Keychains Specification
Szie is available from 0.5″to 17". You can choose any size you want.
Thickness is usually from 1.5mm up to 4.0mm. (Standard is 2.5mm).
Withstands almost all wear and tear
You can add as many layers as you want!
Can live as long as the life of the car key attached to it
PVC Keychain is softer and usually cheaper to produce than metal keychain. The price depends on the quantity ordered and the size of your design.
PVC Keychain is softer and usually cheaper to produce than metal keychain. Price depends on the quantity ordered and the size of your design.
In the production process, complex designs can be realized with 2D/3D/full 3D effect.
Soft PVC offers different color option matching Pantone, even transparent and luminous colors are possible!
As a professional rubber keychain maker, we can offer different kinds of keychains in bulk wholesale for customers, more details, please visit our website.
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Re: Assessing my citizenship application chancess
Yea it turned out to be a misunderstanding from their side as they called me later and said it shouldn't be a problem as long as I complete it and reply to an email they'll send that I've done so once I'm finished. Thanks for the help tho maybe someone else can read this and not make the same mistake
Posted in PR, Citizenship, Passes & Visas for Foreigners
Re: Singapore Property Market Unsustainable
As far as market direction is concerned, I’ve been monitoring the situation since 1996 when I arrived on these shores… if you compare with other major global cities, Singapore property price growth has significantly lagged global peers, which implies that property prices have been kept artificially low (which is as expected with the cooling measures).
I know this can seem hard to believe considering how high the prices already are, but crazy high prices have been the norm, and will continue to be the norm. There would have to be a deep and severe crisis (beyond what we have seen in recent decades) to see any meaningful decline IMO.
Even if demand declines, the supply side (land scarcity and developer constraints) in Singapore will always underpin high prices.
Posted in General Discussions
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Hi! Any updates on your application? I also got an IPA around 30-May and still waiting issuance. Heard nowadays its taking a little longer?
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update: received IPA on 5 july.
any duration stated in your IPA?
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Re: Singapore Property Market Unsustainable
SSD for x years only doesn’t seem like a big deal to me, as long as it eventually tapers off to zero. Does this really impact genuine home buyers much?
Posted in General Discussions
Re: Singapore Property Market Unsustainable
Totally agree, it's making the future generations being less able to afford. I don't see it as a good thing at all. This trend is very worrying.
A lot of HDB BTO owners sell with a good profit and buy new launches, and new launches are the ones making the prices so out of reach. When there's demand, developers can call their prices. Many sell out like hot cakes.
I don't think the additional 1 year of SSD is going to stop people from flipping. They could have implemented 5 years like HDB MOP.
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