Author: Ian Limpangog

When you register your first email account, you probably used either Yahoo! or Hotmail. When Gmail went online, people started to notice it, and you probably tried it too. And over time, you also tested iCloud Mail, AOL Mail, Mail.com, Outlook Live, and several other email service providers. When you opened your business, you bought a domain for your website and created a custom email account for your clients. You possibly used the cPanel mail that came with your hosting plan or bought a premium Outlook.com or Google Suite account. Cannot let go an email account The email addresses that ... Read more

Queueing in Palawan Express Pera Padala branches to send money could be grueling. The long line of seemingly organized people cramped within a tiny and humid space discouraged me most of the time. If I only have an option, then I will avoid sending money to Palawan. Stuck with Palawan Express Pera Padala I am sending my father an allowance twice a month. If only it is convenient for him, then I can just send him an ATM card, and then transfer the money online as scheduled. However, he is located in a remote area in our province where the ... Read more

If you are working online, managing an online store, receiving commissions from affiliate sales, then you are more likely using PayPal. PayPal is a popular digital payments systems that allows you to receive credit card payments over the internet and send payments for services and goods that you purchase on the web. It also allows money transfers and facilitate collections for donation drives. Most of us, however, prefer to withdraw the money we earn instead of spending it within PayPal or from other online stores. And, when talking about withdrawing your PayPal balance, we only think of bank transfer. Bank ... Read more

The work from home arrangement reduces instances of personal interactions, which then reduces the chance to establish a cordial relationship. Professionally, such relationships are not necessary. But for you to strive in the workplace for a long time, you must secure your support systems. They help you brave difficult circumstances and calm you down on tense situations. They show different perspectives or give you differing opinions, which then enlightens you and eventually alters your course away from insubordination. Social contact is a factor Technology is available to reach out to those support systems, but it doesn’t work for me. I ... Read more

Before you begin, make sure that your Lexmark printer and your computer are connected to the same network. To connect your printer to your internet, you can use an ethernet cable. You can also connect the printer to your Wi-Fi router. If internet or Wi-Fi is not available, then you have to connect your printer directly to your computer. You need a printer to computer USB cable for it. The printer to computer USB cable has USB 2.0 Type A Male connector (computer end) at one end and USB2.0 Type B Male connector (printer side) on the other. For smaller ... Read more

You recently acquired a new printer with scanning feature and you are excited to use its features. You tested the print, copy, fax, and scan features, and they all work well. That makes you happy. After some time of playing with your new gadget, you found out that it offers a lot more awesome features. Scan to email, for example. With the scan to e-mail feature, you scan a document, and then send it directly to someone’s e-mail address. Sounds cool, right? You also save time by doing so. However, when you tested the feature, it did not work. That ... Read more

With the enhanced community quarantine (ECQ) in Luzon and other provinces in Visayas and Mindanao still in effect, several employees and workers could not return to work, particularly those who work in industries and businesses that were forced to temporarily suspend operations. Livelihood is gravely affected. To support those employees and workers, the Social Security System (SSS) grants cash subsidies trough its Small Business Wage Subsidy (SBWS) program. SSS also offers Calamity Loan to the affected employees. The application period for the subsidy program has been extended until May 8, 2020. SSS partners with PayMaya To disburse the cash grant ... Read more

Do you have a PayMaya account? If not, then I suggest that you create one. Because in this blog post, I list the beneficial, convenient, and awesome things that you can do with your PayMaya account. To create an account, download the PayMaya app from the Google Play Store or Apple AppStore. Use my invite code, 3GYF5LG, and receive a 50-peso sign up bonus when you upgrade your account. PayMaya, by the way, is the digital financial services arm of Voyager Innovations. Voyager, on the other hand, is the only financial technology (FinTech) firm in the Philippines that offers integrated ... Read more

Money transfer has become a lot easier these days. With the Central Bank of the Philippines’ direction, PesoPay and InstaPay adaptation across the Philippine banking network has become widespread. Almost all major commercial banks has implemented the convenient money transfer scheme. Mobile payment systems, such as GCash and and PayMaya, have adapted interbank transfers as well. With the current developments, moving money has become pretty convenient. You can do it at the safety and conform of your homes. Sending and Receiving Money using Palawan Express Pera Padala However, the penetration of mobile banking still lags behind. Though we have access ... Read more