To all Filipinos  planning for a part-time business in the philippines what will that business be.?
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you would be an employee of a certain company a parttime employee
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i guess research for idea's on what kind of online business will you do.. coz its not hard, its cheap and extra income..\n\nbut if just bord i guess just answering here and sharing knowladge or watching funny video's
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I have a homebase business available in Singapore.  You may email me back at yahoo.
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If you are planning to establish a school facility in the Philippines, I guess this time, it will be in danger.  I've been in the academe in the Philippines for almost 10 years (a prestigious university)and I can say that economically wise, establishing business like this is not advisable. You may ask me why. Well...I guess, you can see how Filipino people are begging for the food to place in  their table, how much more for the tuition fee of their children?
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di bahagi Fulfillment ng ang Requirements dahil sa ang pampangalawa antas\n\nThough, I don't know why you'd need, everyone in the Phillippines speaks English.
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My wife is Filipina and she said that Philippine Long Distance Telephone Company has an internet cafe company called "Netopia". The website is www.netopia.ph, but it is undergoing construction right now.
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There are a lot of variables to consider.  Are you in a densely populated area?  How interested in computers is the general population?  What is your rental cost (the building you are in) and other expenses?  Licensing fees, etc.  Have you done a cost analysis?  Are you on a main thoroughfare or a side street?  Is your place of business easily accessible to the general public?  I go to this little E-Cafe since my computer crashed and they charge $2.00 an hour and they have only eight stations.  Most of the clientele stop in for a coffee and a pastry and check up on their E-mail and are gone in about 10-15 minutes.  Average customer spends $7 ($3 for the pastry, $2 for the coffee, $2 for the use of the computer).  Early morning and late afternoon traffic in there is pretty heavy.  Say $56 every 15 minutes, $224 an hour for say at least 5 hours a day, that's $1120.  They are open from 5:00 am to 10:00 pm (long day for a mom and pop store).  Things are a bit hard to come by in the Philippines being everything pretty much needs to be shipped in, so costs would be a bit higher I am supposing.  Having more computers would generate more income, so do the math and take it from there.\n\nYou could also sell magazines, newspapers, sodas, cookies, munchy stuff, but you'll need time to clean the keyboards and such.\n\nHope this helps and good luck.
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Please Be more specific on what kind of business you aim to take. !\n\nPlease Email me on jaguar_68@hotmail.com or Bronzi_1980@yahoo.com
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How about getting a part time job?
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Ala-eh magandang umaga!  I'm an American...have many Filipinos working for me aboard my ship...some are from Batangas...Batangueños are hard-working, smart, and funny, just like all Filipinos (and Filipinas).  Would love to go there some day.
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are you talking about Philippines? if you are email me at nikitalee15@yahoo.
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hmm, what is the type of business? email me at Dmagician45@yahoo.com and i can try to help. i have WAY too much free time on my hands.. -__-
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There's plenty of single Filipino mums on the Internet.\nChat to some on yahoo chat and just offer to sponsor their kids.\nAt least all the money goes to the right place and not swallowed up by a big organisation.\nYou will have to pick a good family though. Anyone there would bite your hand off for cash.\nOr try someone like PLAN. \nBut to tell you the truth I personally don't trust big organisations that take in lots of money.
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I disagree that the country is reaching its dead end. Phillipines is a developing country. The people (I mean fillipino) are very good people and they are dedicated to the work. I know one friend who is a teacher in a school. She is very dedicated to the job. She is satisfied with the economic as well as political circumstances. You should know that no country can become rich overnights. You have to wait  and see the result of investment made in the country by the Govt as well as by private sector. Please be patient and have faith in the natural outcome of your country.
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try this online search in stores in the Philippines........http://www.eyp.ph
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There are some Filipino directories on the Web, and some may allow you to advertise for free. That's a start.\n\nYou can send a well written press release about your service and then send it to free press release submission services. Free, however, means EXTREMELY LIMITED audience -- e.g. press release submissions such as PRWeb will only allow free submissions but will not circulate your release; only put it in their website.\n\nYou can contact producers in any of the shows shown in The Filipino Channel (TFC) and hope that they will like your story enough to feature you so you can talk of your new agency.\n\nGo to a Filipino store (if you are in the US) and get copies of the various weekly publications written for the Filipino community. Check if you can have your ad there for free (I doubt they will accept it for free though).\n\nThere are many things you can do for free -- but you need to be CREATIVE and not afraid to pitch your business to anyone (without spamming, of course).