LRA Allows Titleholders to Access and Verify Titles Online

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Good news for property owners and buyers. The Land Registration Authority (LRA) will soon allow the public to validate the location of their titled property, inform property owners about Registry of Deeds action on their property by way of Short Messaging Service (SMS) or text message and give them the opportunity to trace their titles’ history and legitimacy through computerized information.

Within the year, the LRA will launch three additional services -- the Lot Location Service (LLS), Title Transaction Alert (TTA), and Title Trace Back (TTB) -- under the Land Titling Computerization Project (LTCP). 

LLS lets the public verify land title locations, and possible errors and inconsistencies in the Technical Description of their titles. The TTA alerts landowners via SMS whenever their titles are accessed at the Registry of Deeds. The TTB enables them to trace their title’s history and verify its legitimacy without having to go through the current rigorous processes.

Bunched together under the e-Titling Project, the LTCP provides the public with an efficient, reliable and expeditious service that also maintains a secure and accurate record of titles, including identification of fake land titles. The project was launched in 2013 but still has to be fully implemented.

Berserk: Unite, Party and Release Your Inner Beasts

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Calling all warriors from the North and South! It’s time to leave that tamed creature inside of you at home, get those water guns out and get ready to have a great time with no boundaries as Limitless Team Productions together with our media partners, Rave Manila, Amplify.ph, Clavel Sneaker Magazine and WazzupPilipinas.com brings you: BERSERK, where we can unite, party and release our inner beasts this coming July 18, 2015 at the Mayflower Parking Lot, Greenfield District, Mandaluyong. 

Featuring the best of of the best DJs: Luis Pelo and Vince Adelante, The Hansen Brother with Legashit, Bandit, Chris Hiceta, Hidden & Reign, The Young Siblings, and Deuce Manila.

It’s time for us to give back after all the blessing we’ve received. A part of the proceeds from the event will go to the deprived, abandoned and orphaned children with special needs of Cottolengo Filipino at Montalban.

For tickets, visit Berserk’s social media accounts and get in touch with our representatives.

 

E-Commerce Entrepreneurs Summit 2015: Sharing Insights and Strategies for Economic Growth

 

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With the rainy season already here in the country, it's during this time that I prefer to mostly stay at home. As much as I love the cool breeze outside as compared with all the sweating I get during summer time, braving the unpredictable rains and getting my shoes and socks all soaked in flood water was never really appealing for me. Though I can wear again all my fancy jackets and hooded rain gears that makes me look like a cool model doing OOTD, a mysterious secret agent doing undercover, or a superhero on his way to fight my arch nemesis, I still prefer sporting just a collared shirt matched with jeans I've been wearing for weeks already plus my trusted comfy rubber shoes.

It is during these wet days that I love staying in bed and just transact online for both necessities and conveniences which are now quickly being one and the same. I'm talking about routine errands like paying monthly utility bills, and desirables like ordering the latest smartphone models at online shopping sites. It is surely very much convenient being able to fetch a taxi, order food, book a restaurant, a hotel or a flight within the comforts of your home with just a few clicks or swipes on our smartphones or tablets.

The digital natives embrace these technologies so much that they welcome all current and incoming technological conveniences especially those that can be accessed via mobile apps.The i-Metrics Asia Pacific Corporation report of between 7 to 13 % Philippines’ E-Commerce Intensity Index of our country's gross domestic product will soon quickly increase, while the E-Commerce Maturity Scorecard's average of 25% of Filipinos confidently using the Internet for both purchases and payment, has no other way to go but up.