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Easy Bill Franchise to expand to 15,000, nationwide

Guest post by: Dhawal Shah

Article Overview: Easy Bill is an initiative of Hero Group to make billing easier. The company has plans to expand its centres to 200 cities within the next two years via franchise route. At present, the company has expanded to approximately 50 cities pan India.

Easy Bill Franchise to expand to 15,000, nationwide

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