#gmbo

If you ask me, this is a really good time for Malaysian businessman and businesswomen to take advantage of the easy GMBO cash grant that's offered by the Malaysian government. It's basically a 1000 bucks in local Malaysian currency up for grabs if the Malaysian applicant successfully meet all the criteria and terms set by the SKMM or MCMC (Malaysian Communication and Multimedia Commission). 

To qualify, you gotta have your own business website with a Malaysian domain name, a registered broadband account, a registered Malaysian business or company license and have less than 10 employees or earn a revenue of not more than RM200,000. 

Piece of cake for the small timers who have their little cottage industry or home business. I'm not talking about those big companies with their own buildings. More like the local mops and pops shop that have been in doing business for some time now which do not have a proper business website.

Good news though for those who entrepreneurs who already have their own business website and are able to meet all the criteria. They still qualify to get the easy GMBO cash grant once they submit in their application. 

Bet you want to know what this is all about right? The Malaysian government is dangling a RM1000 cash grant to qualified and deserving small local entrepreneurs in the hopes that they will get their existing business online with a proper webpage. 

So there's a GMBO RM1000 grant which local entrepreneurs could take advantage of to help them in their business. But what's the catch in order to qualify for this cash grant? 

Malaysian local entrepreneurs would need to fulfill a set of criteria or terms of which the main one would be to have a proper business website with a Malaysian business license. Basically, the Malaysian government is encouraging more businesses to have a broadband account and their website should be registered with a Malaysian domain name. 

if you ask me, it's just easy money. Who in this day and age would not want to have their own business website? And with everyone using broadband, doing business online would help spur the local economy while helping to boost the availability of local products and services to the online community.