Eduardo Saverin’s Singapore “office” costs S$5,000 a night
Singaporeans who wish to do business with the Facebook magnate should catch him at the Filter, the country’s most exclusive club.
A source interviewed by the United Kingdom’s Daily Mail revealed that the 30-year old Brazilian businessman spends £2,500 or S$5,000 a night for a VIP table at Filter, Singapore’s swankiest partying hub and thousands more on champagne.
“‘If you want to do business with Eduardo, there’s no office to contact him,” the source, who is part of his inner circle said. “‘You have to go out and make friends with him."
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