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Bizgram Asia Pte Ltd #05-50 , Sim Lim Square BIZGRAM(Sim Lim Square Star Retailer) Tel: 63341373 / ASIA63346455 Fax : 63341615 #05-50 , 1 Rochor Canal Road , www.bizgram.com.sg [email protected] #05-50 Sim Lim Square, Singapore 188504 Last Updated 18:59 / 21 Feb 2014 0% Interest for Credit Card Installment Schemes* OCBC - DBS - CitiBank - POSB / Credit Card All Accepted* - Visit us @ #05-50! 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