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Many Singaporean retail brands use OEMs — but what does that actually mean? Is there a point in buying something from a company when it doesn't actually make the product?
CNA explains:
https://cna.asia/3B98a4n
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One example is Prism.
They buy Chjna products put their brand on it then use influencers to promote. Mark up the price by 200% and sell to Singaporeans.
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You can also make your own brand by finding OEM maker.
For example, a 55“ TV made by OEM maker probably cost less than $100
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(18-09-2024, 01:06 PM)sgbuffett Wrote: One example is Prism.
They buy Chjna products put their brand on it then use influencers to promote. Mark up the price by 200% and sell to Singaporeans.
they are junk dont buy
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i always buy Japanese brands.............if too expensive, then Korean brands.............
Sinkies brands i always avoid............price is not low and quality is so-so...........
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