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Afternoon Picnic Event at AmiSa - Mactan :: Relax and Enjoy at AmiSa

Dear Home Buyers and Investors;

Greetings from Robinsons Luxuria of Robinsons Land Corp!

AmiSa Private Residences ClubHouse
We are cordially inviting you to our AmiSa Afternoon Picnic Event this coming June 20, 2011 - Monday from 02:00pm - 05:00pm to be held at AmiSa, Punta Engaño, Mactan, Cebu, Philippines.

We hope to see you there.

Want to know more about AmiSa? Check this out: http://robinsonsluxuriacebu.blogspot.com/

Same but different

When you pack your bags and move to AmiSa, don’t expect a whole new life. It will be similar to the one that you currently live, but you can be sure that it will be different. You’ll still have to face a boss, who happens to be none other than yourself. You’re also obligated to wear a suit, only this can mean your favorite pair of multi-colored Speedos or the tight black diver’s attire. You’ll be surprised to learn that terms like “rush hour” and “business deal” can also take on stress-free meanings.

AmiSa Private Residences Tower C on PRE-SELLING! >>> INVEST NOW!!!

To Schedule Site Tour / Viewing - CALL NOW!!!

For any questions, clarifications, computations, unit availability, reservation and site tour/viewing, please don't hesitate to keep in touch on my contact details provided below. Looking forward to hear from you soon. Have a great day ahead.

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Best Regards;

Mr. Federico "RICO" F. Pandagani III
Account Manager
Robinsons Land Corp. - Cebu Sales Force
Licensed Real Estate Broker
Real Estate Broker License # 2009-1678(N)
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