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Fam ramol fragrance

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Announcement: Franchise Opportunity for a Cab Booking Company I, Bhavesh Ramoliya, founder and director of Fam Ramol Fragrance Perfume Manufacturing Company, am excited to announce the launch of a new cab booking company. As part of this venture, I am offering franchise opportunities for my cab application in Tier-1 cities across India. If you are interested in becoming a professional and profitable franchise partner and are willing to invest with a deposit, we invite you to connect with us. Benefits of Becoming Our Franchise Partner: Be a part of the rapidly growing cab booking industry. Leverage our tech-enabled, user-friendly application. Gain a strong market presence in Tier-1 cities. Comprehensive guidance and support from the company. Contact Information: Email: aromaramoliya@gmail.com Mobile: +91 9313799592 Note: This opportunity is limited. Interested candidates are encouraged to reach out at the earliest. Let’s build a strong and successful partnership together

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