How Do Online Buyers Get Refunds and Returns?
Learn how Philippine law protects online buyers seeking refunds and returns for defective, incomplete, or falsely advertised goods.
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How Can Online Sellers Secure PS Marks and ICC Stickers?
Learn how Philippine online sellers can verify PS Marks, ICC stickers, product labels, and certification before listing regulated electronics.
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How Should E-Commerce Terms Comply With RA 11967?
Learn how Philippine e-commerce terms of service can comply with RA 11967, including merchant disclosure, privacy, electronic contracts, receipts, and redress.
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Can DTI Subpoena Errant Online Sellers?
Learn how the DTI may subpoena online sellers and platforms, compel testimony and records, and enforce Philippine internet transaction rules.
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How Can Brands Secure DTI Takedown Orders?
Learn how registered brands can seek DTI takedown orders against counterfeit online listings under the Internet Transactions Act.
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How Must Marketplaces Identify Commercial and Private Accounts?
Philippine platforms must distinguish commercial and private sellers, verify online merchants, protect consumer data, and observe R.A. No. 11967.
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How Can Online Merchants Challenge DTI Blacklisting?
Learn how Philippine online merchants can challenge DTI takedown orders, prove compliance, and request removal from the e-commerce blacklist.
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What Must Philippine E-Retailers Display Online?
Philippine e-retailers must display business names, physical addresses, contact details, and professional credentials under the Internet Transactions Act.
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Are DMW Agencies Required to Have a Data Sharing Agreement?
Are DMW Agencies Required to Have a Data Sharing Agreement? Yes. A Data Sharing Agreement (DSA) is needed because the DMW-licensed Philippine recruitment agency and the DMW-accredited foreign placement agency are likely separately handling and transferring candidates’ personal data for overseas recruitment and deployment. The data may include identification details, passports, employment records, medical information,
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When Are Digital Platforms Liable for Defective Online Products?
Learn when Philippine law makes digital platforms solidarily liable for dangerous, illegal, or defective products sold by online merchants.
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