COURIER TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1. Shipment means all documents and parcels under one receipt which may be carried by
any means LBC chooses, including but not limited to air, road, sea, and other carrier.
Every shipment is transported on a limited liability basis unless shipper requires
greater protection at a higher freight cost.
2. LBC’s liability for loss, damage, or delay shall be as follows:
a. For lost or damaged shipments with NO DECLARED VALUE, liability shall
only be limited to refund of freight fee, regardless of the actual content of the
parcel.
b. For lost or damaged shipments with DECLARED VALUE, liability shall only
be limited to the value declared in the Official Receipt, regardless of the
actual/declared content of the package, and refund of freight fee.
c. For delay in the delivery, liability shall only be limited to refund of freight fee.
3. LBC shall not be liable for loss, damage, or delay arising from act of God, force
majeure, acts of government authority, or shipper’s breach of this contract.
4. LBC shall not be liable for other damages, such as moral and exemplary damages, and
consequential damages, unless, the amount of foreseen consequential damage is
declared during the acceptance and higher freight fee is paid.
5. Shipper warrants the following:
a. All information are true and correct, particularly, names and addresses of
shipper and consignee, as well as, the declared contents and value of the
shipment.
b. The shipment contains no hazardous or prohibited items, e.g. explosives,
flammable, firearms and parts, ammunitions, illegal drugs, live animals, and
all other items prohibited by law or common carriers, or requires government
permit for its transport.
6. Shipper warrants and agrees that the consignee or any person of sufficient age and
discretion will be at the given address to receive the shipment at the agreed day of
delivery and shipment may be released to the latter in the absence of the consignee.
7. Shipper agrees to check and verify the status of his shipment at any LBC branches,
customer care hotline, or www.lbcexpress.com within five (5) days from date of
acceptance. If undelivered, the status posted in the Track and Trace in the mentioned
LBC website is deemed sufficient notice to the shipper and the latter must claim his
shipment within thirty (30) days from acceptance, otherwise, LBC shall dispose the
same in a manner it sees fit and apply the proceeds, if any, for storage fee from the
date of posting of non-delivery until claimed or disposed.
8. Consignee or any person of sufficient age and discretion shall check the shipment
upon receipt and the shipment is deemed delivered and received in good order and
 condition in the absence of a complaint or noted damage immediately communicated
to LBC.
9. LBC may open and check the shipment prior to acceptance in the presence of the
shipper or authorized representative to ensure that shipment contains no hazardous or
prohibited content. LBC reserves its right to refuse acceptance which, in its discretion,
would be violative of its policies and pertinent laws.
10. All claims must be filed in writing within thirty (30) days from date of transaction,
otherwise, the same shall be denied.
11. Any court action arising from this contract shall be brought in the proper court of
Pasay City to the exclusion of all other courts.
12. Parties herein warrant that they are of legal age and have full legal capacity to enter
into this contract at the time of the transaction.
13. By transacting with LBC, shipper warrants that he/she has read, understood and
agreed to the full terms and conditions of LBC found in its website and displayed in
their branches.
MONEY TRANSFER TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. Money transfer covers the ff. products: Instant Peso Padala (IPP), Door to Door, Txt
Remit, and Remit to Account services of LBC. Money transfer transactions are
governed by AMLA provisions and customer agrees to comply therewith including
proper disclosure and sharing of personal information. Customer warrant that all the
required information given, including proof of personal identification, are true and
correct. LBC reserves its right to refuse acceptance if it finds the transaction violative
of AMLA and other pertinent laws.
2. Sender understands the importance of the assigned TRACKING NUMBER and/or
PINCODE and pertinent details of the transaction, indispensable for the release and
withdrawal. Sender assumes full responsibility to notify and share the TRACKING
NUMBER and/or PINCODE and transaction details ONLY to the intended consignee.
Sender holds LBC free from any liability for the release to consignee who presented
the TRACKING NUMBER and/or PINCODE and transaction details which turned
out to be a scam/fraud.
3. Sender understands and agrees that money transfer can be released/withdrawn
immediately at any LBC branches nationwide, as well as money transfer affiliates.
Request for specific LBC branch for release shall not be considered exclusive but
merely preference and shall not be a bar for consignee to withdraw at other LBC
branches or money transfer affiliates.
4. LBC reserves its right to stop, suspend, and hold the release of money transfer without
prior notice if LBC identifies the customer from the watch-list of scammers, or finds
reasonable suspicion that the sender or consignee is a scammer or whenever LBC
deems it necessary in compliance with AMLA.
5. Request for refund, amendment, or cancellation must be made at the branch where
transaction was made prior to release or withdrawal and subject to corresponding fees.
 Sender must present the Official Receipt/Remittance Form, otherwise, request shall be
denied.
6. Sender agrees to check and verify the status of money transfer at any LBC branches,
customer care hotline, or www.lbcexpress.com within five (5) days from date of
acceptance. If unclaimed, the status posted in the Track and Trace in the mentioned
LBC website is deemed sufficient notice to the sender and the latter must go to the
branch where he transacted for refund, amendment, or cancellation of the money
transfer within thirty (30) days from acceptance subject to additional charges provided
in the immediately succeeding section.
7. If money transfer is remained unclaimed after thirty (30) days from date of
transaction, sender agrees that an administrative fee of Php50.00 or two (2%) percent
of the money transfer amount, whichever is higher, per month shall be assessed and
deducted from the unclaimed money transfer.
8. In case of loss or wrongful release due to the direct fault or gross negligence directly
attributable to LBC, liability will only be limited to the money transfer actually lost or
wrongfully released to the exclusion of all other damages.
9. All claims must be filed in writing within thirty (30) days from date of transaction,
otherwise, the same shall be denied.
10. Any court action arising from this contract shall be brought in the proper court of
Pasay City to the exclusion of all other courts.
11. Parties herein warrant that they are of legal age and have full legal capacity to enter
into this contract at the time of the transaction.
12. By transacting with LBC, sender warrants that he/she has read, understood and agreed
to the full terms and conditions of LBC found in its website and displayed in their
branches.

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Disclaimer of Warranties
The services, the content and the information on this website are provided on an "as is" basis.
LBC Express, to the fullest extent permitted by law, disclaims all warranties, whether
express, implied, statutory or otherwise, including but not limited to the implied warranties of
merchantability, non-infringement of third party rights and fitness for a particular purpose.
LBC Express, its affiliates and licensors make no representations or warranties about the
accuracy, completeness, security or timeliness of the services, content or information
provided on or through the LBC website or systems. No information obtained via the LBC
systems or website shall create any warranty not expressly stated by LBC in these terms and
conditions.

Some jurisdictions do not allow limitations of implied warranties, so the limitations and
exclusions in this section may not apply to you. If you are dealing as a consumer, these
provisions do not affect your statutory rights that cannot be waived, if any. You agree and
acknowledge that the limitations and exclusions of liability and warranty provided in these
terms and conditions are fair and reasonable.

Limitation of Liability
To the extent permitted by law, in no event shall LBC Express, its affiliates or licensors or
any third parties mentioned at the LBC website be liable for any incidental, indirect,
exemplary, punitive and consequential damages, lost profits, or damages resulting from lost
data or business interruption resulting from the use of or inability to use the LBC website and
LBC systems, services, content or information whether based on warranty, contract, tort,
delict, or any other legal theory, and whether or not LBC is advised of the possibility of such
damages.

Products and Services

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the transportation products and services mentioned in
these web pages are subject to LBC Express Terms and Conditions of carriage. Since these
may vary depending on location of the country of origin of the shipment, please contact the
nearest LBC service center to obtain a copy of the local terms and conditions. Not all of LBC
products and services may be available in every country.
What does a Segment Producer do?
A Segment Producer is a Television Producer who specializes in “reference book” television,
as it’s his or her job to develop the various “entries” in a segmented TV program. You see,
most TV shows — comedies and dramas, for instance — are made up of “scenes.” Some,
however — reality TV shows, game shows, talk shows, and news programs — are made up
of “segments,” instead. It’s like the difference between a novel — which tells a continuous
story — and a reference book, which features a series of discrete, subject-specific entries.
Examples of segments include “Stupid Human Tricks” on the “Late Show With David
Letterman,” a cooking demonstration on “Good Morning America,” an interview with the
President Of The United States on “60 Minutes,” the bonus round on “Wheel of Fortune,”
and the “Quickfire” challenge on “Top Chef.”
No matter what the segment is, when you’re the Segment Producer, your job is to create,
execute, and own it. Typically, that means meeting with fellow Segment Producers to
brainstorm and delegate ideas, researching selected topics, booking guests and contributors,
then writing and producing scripts, graphics, and rundowns. You also interview sources, in
the case of news segments, and collaborate with Television Producers and crew members —
including the Stage Manager, Gaffer, and Grips — to set up the segment, coordinate it,
engineer it, and actually execute it on camera.
Many Segment Producers work with Video Editors. In the absence of one, however, you may
be required to edit your own footage as well — usually under extremely tight deadlines.
Whether it’s for a live TV news show or a taped reality competition, you’re the Seamstress of
television, stitching individual vignettes into program-sized quilts!
JOB DESCRIPTION
Do you want to be the next Richard Price (The Wire), John Logan (Gladiator, The Aviator
and Rango) or Sam Bain and Jesse Armstrong (Peep Show and Fresh Meat)? Of you course
you do! Fortunately, you’ve come to the right place.
Scriptwriters are the incredibly talented people who write scripts for feature films, sitcoms,
television dramas, radio plays, cartoons, TV adverts, West End musicals, and anything else
you can think of where adlibbing actors just won’t suffice!
Creating characters, crafting dialogue and writing an engaging plot are all part of a
scriptwriter’s job. Essentially, these creative dynamos form something which acts as the
skeleton on which a director can map their creative vision.
The scriptwriting process tends to involve the following course of action: idea generation and
research, planning, character development, and then writing. Scriptwriters write every aspect
of a script, from the dialogue to the stage directions.
This lot write material which is intended to be performed. Consequently, this offers
scriptwriters a different kind of creative challenge. Indeed, it’s essential that the dialogue is
believable and the film or show ticks along at a decent pace. What’s more, scriptwriters must
take other things into account, such as pre-watershed restrictions.
The majority of scriptwriters specialise in a particular genre, such as comedy, drama, sci-fi,
fantasy, horror or action.
Some work as salaried staff writers for production companies,, but the majority of
scriptwriters work as freelancers, selling their scripts ‘on spec’ or working on a contract
basis.
If you intend to sell your completed scripts ‘on spec’, it’s advisable to secure an agent who
can help distribute your work to their extensive network of contacts.
Some people, such as Michael Weiner (Mad Men and The Sopranos), M. Night Shyamalan
(The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable and The Village) and Sofia Coppola (The Virgin Suicides and
Lost in Translation), combine scriptwriting with other roles in the entertainment industry,
such as producing or directing.