Let us examine the word LEGIT.

* * What does LEGIT mean? LEGIT is an acronym, abbreviation, or slang word commonly used on the Internet.

* LEGIT is also used as an abbreviation for "LEGITIMATE" or "AUTHENTIC" this word is far from the true meaning of "LEGITIMATE" as it commonly describes things as cool.

* When you call a person or thing legit (legitimate), you mean that it complies with the law or within legal rules and regulations.

"LEGIT CHECK po"

* "Legit Check po" is a phrase used by someone in an alarming stage searching for Legitimate companies or persons using the public for verification and posting their request publicly on the Internet.

* Thinking the Person or Company in question is fake and not real.

Posts about legit checks on the Internet

* I've noticed that there have been a lot of posts about legitimate reviews lately, and it might be helpful to lump an article together with a few things to review.

* These won’t be all of the things that you should check, but they will have most of the important ones.

Advice

* Here is my advice, make your homework first before you post such comments on social media.

* Run your google-web-search about 👉👉 Lety's Transient Homes Baguio or type this phrase in any search engine

* Run your google-map-search about 👉👉 Lety's Transient Homes Baguio or type this phrase in any search engine

* Run your LEGIT ❌ check with the City Government of Baguio. 👉👉 Here's a list of our LGU-registered accommodation establishments to help you choose where to stay.

* Run your google-Name-search about the establishment in question regarding the owner of the Transient establishment?

Conclusion

* Bottom line: if you did your homework and got a positive result, you don't need "LEGIT CHECK" on the Internet. If the outcome is negative, follow your instincts and don't go ahead with the offered deal.

Posts about legit checks on the Internet

* I’ve noticed that there’s been a ton of posts about legit checks lately, and I thought it might be helpful to throw together a post with some things to check out.

* These won’t be all of the things that you should check, but it will have most of the important ones.

Background Scan

* The Internet is a treasure trove of background information. And while there are many paid services. It is also possible to learn something about someone from public records or content found on online networks.

* While your initial impulse might be to run a check on somebody else, perhaps you should scan your background first.

* It's also a good idea to do a background check before taking on someone else or going out on a date with that new crush you met online. You never know what sort of worrying or dangerous details could be lurking in someone's past.

* Because checking people's backgrounds is a pressing need, there are dozens of ways to go about this. Fortunately, several ways won't cost you a thing.

The trick fact about Background Checks

* Before I continue, I should point out a tricky fact about background checks.

* There might be erroneous information about you floating around the Internet or in your credit report. Maybe you'll find a picture of yourself or a comment you made years ago somewhere that's a little embarrassing.

* These things will pop up and hurt your chances the next time you apply for a loan or a job.

* Fortunately, you can take steps to correct or remove this damaging information.

Research - make your Home-work first

Research the background of the company or website. If a business is legitimate, you'll be able to find information about it online.

Any business operating above the board with an internet offer will also have a digital footprint.

Do a general Google search to get information about the company or website, including its location and reputation.

Here is how it works, use any search engine and enter the company name and the name of the owner via Google Maps or click on the pictures and the description shows the respective message

Opinion

* You can be sued for posting private facts about another person, even if those facts are genuine if you publicly posted a "LEGIT CHECK po" on the internet knowingly that you knowingly failed to do your homework.

Advice

* Here is my advice, make your homework first before you post such comments on social media.

What is Defamation, Libel, Slander

* When you use any social media platform, in this case, Facebook, you agree to their Terms of Service, which includes agreeing not to defame others by making untrue statements about another person or organization, which harms their reputation.

Generally, defamation is a false and unprivileged statement of fact that is harmful to someone's reputation and published "with fault," meaning as a result of negligence or malice.

* Whenever you are the victim of internet defamation or being wrongfully accused of online comments (defamation).

* Defamation is a statement that injures a third party's reputation. The tort of defamation includes both libel (written statements) and slander (spoken comments).

"A" -

* First, you must prove that the statement is a false statement of fact. A fact is different than an opinion. A fact statement may turn out to be true or false. Opinions generally cannot be prosecuted as defamation.

"B"

* The false statement of fact must damage your reputation. To constitute libel, the written article must not only be incorrect but also harm you or your company's reputation and cause harm.

"C"

* The false statement of fact causing harm must be made without adequate due diligence or research into the truthfulness of the statement. Alternatively, plaintiffs often attempt to prove that the false statement of fact was made with full knowledge of its falsity.

"D"

* If the originator of the false statement of fact is a celebrity or public official, the plaintiff must also prove "maliciousness" Malicious behavior occurs when the person posting the information on the Internet intends to cause harm or recklessly disregards the truth when speaking.

Conclusion

* Conclusion: if you did your homework and got a positive result, you don't need "LEGIT CHECK" on the Internet. If the answer is negative, follow your instincts and don't go ahead with the offered deal.