Narada, IEZ Global and Dios Enterprise May Transform the Power Supply Scene in The Philippines

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Rotating power loss is something many towns—and even cities in the Metro—have dealt with at least once. With businesses that operate round the clock, corporate offices that function in graveyard shifts, and even homes that justly need power supply, losing power is bound to cause an inconvenience.

This is how Narada, in partnership with iEZ Global and Dios enterprise plans to enter the scene. More than a luxury, the need of basic power supply and proper storage has definitely become a need. Narada—which found its roots in Hangzhou, China as early as 1994—has been known to create innovative solutions to power storage and has dedicated itself in contributing to power sources technological progress.

They’ve worked to build power range systems solutions, one that they have continuously improved with backed research. This system has quickly been embraced by multinational businesses in China, from local transportation, electricity, railway, aviation, national defense, and even aerospace. It’s been a big player in contributing to their everyday trade by providing solution and storage to their power system. Ultimately making businesses more efficient.

But as satisfied as they are with their growing success, Narada is looking to give the same power storage and systems solutions to areas that they feel could benefit too. With this, they’ve set their eyes on the Philippines.

OLX’s frightfully fun Halloween costumes

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Make this year’s Halloween your best ever. 

Let OLX, the world’s leading classifieds platform, help you find the right and most creative costumes for you or your kids. Capture the fun spirit of Halloween and dress up for the occasion. Check what is available on OLX’s listings.

Masks

Get that sinister or menacing look by wearing the face of a scary character like Pennywise (https://www.olx.ph/all-results?q=pennywise) for only about P1,300. Options range from clowns and deep-sea monsters to Jeepers Creepers, Jason, Jack-o’-Lantern and many more. There are so many masks to choose from!

Villains and horror creatures

Dress up as Maleficent, the Joker, Darth Vader, or classic Halloween characters such as a witch, a vampire, a ghost, or a skeleton (https://www.olx.ph/clothing-accessories/costumes?q=darth+vader). Whatever you choose will definitely be frightening.

Superheroes for the kids

If there are villains and monsters, there are superheroes to fight them. Children, even adults, who want to be superheroes can dress up as their idols on this one day. Costumes are available on OLX (https://www.olx.ph/all-results?q=superhero+costume), with prices ranging from P550 to P1,000. Be Spiderman, Ironman, Hulk, Captain America, Batman, Superman, or whoever you want to be. 

Anime villains

You can also find a variety of anime cosplay costumes (https://www.olx.ph/all-results?q=anime+costume). Make your ensemble a little more interesting by going as the antagonist like Rurouni Kenshin’s Shishio. With some bandage around your head, a long purple robe, white belt, black gloves, black shoes and a samurai sword, you’re good to go. Or be Death Note’s Light Yagami. Wear a cream coat, red tie, brown pants and blonde wig.

Cartoon characters

Be your favorite television cartoon character. Come as a Simpson by using yellow body paint. Dress your baby up as Nemo with this costume (https://www.olx.ph/all-results?q=finding+nemo+costume) or other characters (https://www.olx.ph/all-results?q=baby+costume). Mickey and Minnie Mouse, and classic Disney Princesses, like Cinderella, Snow White, Ariel, and even Elsa, are all available online. 

Animal costumes for kids and adults

Take the cute route and be your favorite animal (https://www.olx.ph/all-results?q=animal+costume) for only about P900. Be a brave lion, a leaping frog, a Dalmatian, or a stubby pig. 

Costume accessories

Find the right accessories to complete the look, from headdress (https://www.olx.ph/clothing-accessories/costumes?q=head+costume) to horned headbands. Shop for witch hats, wigs, and plastic pumpkin baskets for your candies.

Check out the fun and frightful choices at OLX (https://www.olx.ph/).

About OLX

OLX Philippines is part of the OLX Group, the world’s leading classifieds platform in growth markets. It is available in more than 45 countries and over 50 languages. OLX connects local people to buy or sell brand-new and pre-owned items and services by making it fast and easy for anyone to post a listing through their mobile phone or on the web. Every month, hundreds of millions of people in local markets around the world are already using OLX’s online marketplace to find and sell a wide range of products, including furniture, musical instruments, sporting goods, cars, kid and baby items, motorcycles, cameras, mobile phones, property, and much more.

Shopee Kickstarts the Biggest Christmas Sale of the Year, Shopee 11.11 - 12.12 Big Christmas Sale

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Join Shopee for an exciting evening of activities, performances and giveaways at the Shopee 11.11 - 12.12 Big Christmas Sale event on October 25 at Glorietta 2

Shopee, the leading e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia and Taiwan, announces the return of the biggest Christmas sale of the year, Shopee 11.11 - 12.12 Big Christmas Sale.

Starting from October 26, Shopee will kick-off the first wave with 16 themed days of promotions, leading up to the peak of the campaign on November 11. Shopee will also be giving away over 11 million Shopee Coins for the popular in-app game, Shopee Shake.

To mark the start of Shopee 11.11 - 12.12 Big Christmas Sale, Shopee will be holding a Christmas event on October 25, at Glorietta 2, Activity Center from 5pm onwards. 

During the event, Shopee will also be announcing its special Christmas ambassador. Everyone is invited to join for an evening of fun activities, guest performances and giveaways. A few lucky attendees will also walk away with prizes worth over ₱200,000 including two roundtrip tickets to Macau, an Avision 40" TV, and a Honor 8x.

For more information on Shopee 11.11 - 12.12 Big Christmas Sale, visit https://shopee.ph/11-11

Download the Shopee app for free on the App Store or Google Play Store.

Send a child to school with TravelBook.ph and World Vision

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Sadly, it has been a common scenario—seeing children along sidewalks with no shelter while others cross the streets to knock on car windows and beg for money. 

It will probably take forever to eradicate poverty in the Philippines, but we cannot deny that small acts of kindness can go a long way. You can do your part by participating in creative initiatives from corporate partnership programs that you can access anytime and anywhere with your computer or smartphone and will not cost you a lot. 

World Vision sponsors during Lakbay Pag-asa 2018 in North  Cotabato

Hotel and tour booking mobile application and website TravelBook.ph, through its partnership with World Vision Philippines, has been helping send kids to school through their “Donation for Education” project. When booking a room in their favorite hotel for their vacation, customers can donate as little as PHP 1.00, which will go to the child sponsorship and culture of reading program of World Vision Philippines. 

TravelBook.ph has also supported World Vision Philippines through efforts in designing Disaster Risk Mitigation Program for public schools in Isabela in 2017 and Lakbay Pag-asa in North Cotabato this 2018. 

World Vision sponsors during Lakbay Pag-asa 2018 in North  Cotabato

TravelBook.ph believes that “The most valuable means to nurture a child is to create a community that is both safe and resilient. When a child is provided with life’s basic necessities, has access to education, and is empowered for a holistic development, everyone takes a step forward to an improved society.” 

Small acts of kindness, when put together, create a huge and lasting impact, and with the numerous opportunities—both online and offline—to contribute, maybe eradicating poverty completely can be a reality.

Send Money and Receive Money for Free with GCash

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Leading mobile money provider shakes industry by offering first-in-nation innovation 

Remittances (a way of sending money) are a staple of Filipino culture, especially with lots of families depending on the money of their loved ones for sustenance. No matter where you are in the country, you’ll see remittance centers that offer these services from Metro Manila to anywhere in the Philippines, usually with a fee based on a percentage of the total amount to be sent. GCash realized that for these people, every peso counts, and that’s why they made sending and withdrawing money through the GCash ecosystem free. 

In a nation-first, the country’s leading mobile wallet provider GCash shakes up the local money remittance scene by innovating a free end-to-end remittance experience for their customers. 

GCash users can send money to other users anywhere in the Philippines for free via the GCash App, via the @gcashofficial Messenger official account, or by dialing *143# on their Globe or TM– from Luzon to Mindanao. In turn, the receiver can use their GCash Mastercard to withdraw at over 20,000 BancNet- or Mastercard-supported ATMs nationwide for FREE*, or cash-out PHP 20,000 per transaction on over 10,000 GCash Partner Outlets as well. ATM withdrawal fees from other financial service providers cost as high as PHP 20.00, while traditional remittance centers charge as high as PHP 500.00 for send money transactions around PHP 40,000. 

“Pinadalhan ako ng pera ng anak ko pambili ng gamot, dahil sa GCash walang bayad magpadala. No hidden charges, di nabawasan ang pera ko," said Bong Yusingco, a worker located in Quezon City. He was previously receiving his son’s remittances from a brick-and-mortar remittance center, but is now using GCash exclusively. 

Justine Concepcion, a private employee in Taguig City, is also utilizing the GCash App for other uses aside from money withdrawals, and said, “Any payment has been easy since I used GCash. I can pay my bills and enjoy my shopping without bringing my wallet! It is very convenient to use the GCash App and I save time! Not only that, I can withdraw money using my GCash Mastercard without getting charged.” 

“Sending and withdrawing money through the GCash platform is in line with Mynt’s drive for financial inclusion and enabling the unbanked. Through this, Filipinos can enjoy the services for free anywhere in the country, and ultimately show love to people who matter to them the most,” said Mynt’s President and CEO Anthony Thomas. Mynt is the operating company of GCash. 

Getting a GCash account is easy. Just download the GCash App for free from the App Store or from Google Play and sign up for an account. Alternatively, you can look for @gcashofficial on Messenger and sign up. 

Customers can get a GCash Mastercard by ordering online at www.gcash.com/mc-store/orders to be delivered to their location, or by going to participating Globe Stores with GCash Caravans, for as low as PHP 150. 

To fund their GCash account, a user can visit over 16,000 GCash Partner Outlets nationwide, like 7-Eleven, SM Business Centers, Robinsons Business Centers, Puregold branches, and Villarica Pawnshop branches, and tell the cashier to cash-in to their GCash account. Cashing-in to a GCash account is free.