I don't understand all the fuzz around this, and why they call it a "Leak". Bahamas Register General’s Office give access to Public Records to anybody who buy "Code" that give you an hour or more access to the Database.
It would take weeks to an human to extract all the data from this database, but a good programmer could make a BOT to automate the extract all absolutely all data in few hours (or maybe day if the server of the government is slow).
I used this service many time in past, not to check the Company Registrar but the public records of Deed & Document to see the value of Real Estate Transaction in the island. I was quite shocked to see that it was possible to download any Conveyance and see the name of the seller, buyer as well as the amount of the transaction in just few click, for any real estate transaction.
I think this is good for transparency and Bahamas Government should be actually proud to have such system in place. In the end it's Bahamas that should be making FUN to all media who create a "Bahamas Leak" moniker around something that is actually public and smell the transparency that all other country in the world want to impose to Bahamas.
As far as I'm concerned, and I'm a resident (not a citizen) : It's still better in the Bahamas.
I don't understand all the fuzz around this, and why they call it a "Leak". Bahamas Register General’s Office give access to Public Records to anybody who buy "Code" that give you an hour or more access to the Database.
It would take weeks to an human to extract all the data from this database, but a good programmer could make a BOT to automate the extract all absolutely all data in few hours (or maybe day if the server of the government is slow).
I used this service many time in past, not to check the Company Registrar but the public records of Deed & Document to see the value of Real Estate Transaction in the island. I was quite shocked to see that it was possible to download any Conveyance and see the name of the seller, buyer as well as the amount of the transaction in just few click, for any real estate transaction.
I think this is good for transparency and Bahamas Government should be actually proud to have such system in place. In the end it's Bahamas that should be making FUN to all media who create a "Bahamas Leak" moniker around something that is actually public and smell the transparency that all other country in the world want to impose to Bahamas.
As far as I'm concerned, and I'm a resident (not a citizen) : It's still better in the Bahamas.
I don't understand all the fuzz around this, and why they call it a "Leak". Bahamas Register General’s Office give access to Public Records to anybody who buy "Code" that give you an hour or more access to the Database.
It would take weeks to an human to extract all the data from this database, but a good programmer could make a BOT to automate the extract all absolutely all data in few hours (or maybe day if the server of the government is slow).
I used this service many time in past, not to check the Company Registrar but the public records of Deed & Document to see the value of Real Estate Transaction in the island. I was quite shocked to see that it was possible to download any Conveyance and see the name of the seller, buyer as well as the amount of the transaction in just few click, for any real estate transaction.
I think this is good for transparency and Bahamas Government should be actually proud to have such system in place. In the end it's Bahamas that should be making FUN to all media who create a "Bahamas Leak" moniker around something that is actually public and smell the transparency that all other country in the world want to impose to Bahamas.
As far as I'm concerned, and I'm a resident (not a citizen) : It's still better in the Bahamas.
jmilton says...
I don't understand all the fuzz around this, and why they call it a "Leak". Bahamas Register General’s Office give access to Public Records to anybody who buy "Code" that give you an hour or more access to the Database.
It would take weeks to an human to extract all the data from this database, but a good programmer could make a BOT to automate the extract all absolutely all data in few hours (or maybe day if the server of the government is slow).
I used this service many time in past, not to check the Company Registrar but the public records of Deed & Document to see the value of Real Estate Transaction in the island. I was quite shocked to see that it was possible to download any Conveyance and see the name of the seller, buyer as well as the amount of the transaction in just few click, for any real estate transaction.
I think this is good for transparency and Bahamas Government should be actually proud to have such system in place. In the end it's Bahamas that should be making FUN to all media who create a "Bahamas Leak" moniker around something that is actually public and smell the transparency that all other country in the world want to impose to Bahamas.
As far as I'm concerned, and I'm a resident (not a citizen) : It's still better in the Bahamas.
On Bahamas ‘No. 1 target’ via Panama-style leak
Posted 23 September 2016, 2:01 a.m. Suggest removal
jmilton says...
I don't understand all the fuzz around this, and why they call it a "Leak". Bahamas Register General’s Office give access to Public Records to anybody who buy "Code" that give you an hour or more access to the Database.
It would take weeks to an human to extract all the data from this database, but a good programmer could make a BOT to automate the extract all absolutely all data in few hours (or maybe day if the server of the government is slow).
I used this service many time in past, not to check the Company Registrar but the public records of Deed & Document to see the value of Real Estate Transaction in the island. I was quite shocked to see that it was possible to download any Conveyance and see the name of the seller, buyer as well as the amount of the transaction in just few click, for any real estate transaction.
I think this is good for transparency and Bahamas Government should be actually proud to have such system in place. In the end it's Bahamas that should be making FUN to all media who create a "Bahamas Leak" moniker around something that is actually public and smell the transparency that all other country in the world want to impose to Bahamas.
As far as I'm concerned, and I'm a resident (not a citizen) : It's still better in the Bahamas.
On 1.3m files leak in Bahamas Papers
Posted 23 September 2016, 2:01 a.m. Suggest removal
jmilton says...
I don't understand all the fuzz around this, and why they call it a "Leak". Bahamas Register General’s Office give access to Public Records to anybody who buy "Code" that give you an hour or more access to the Database.
It would take weeks to an human to extract all the data from this database, but a good programmer could make a BOT to automate the extract all absolutely all data in few hours (or maybe day if the server of the government is slow).
I used this service many time in past, not to check the Company Registrar but the public records of Deed & Document to see the value of Real Estate Transaction in the island. I was quite shocked to see that it was possible to download any Conveyance and see the name of the seller, buyer as well as the amount of the transaction in just few click, for any real estate transaction.
I think this is good for transparency and Bahamas Government should be actually proud to have such system in place. In the end it's Bahamas that should be making FUN to all media who create a "Bahamas Leak" moniker around something that is actually public and smell the transparency that all other country in the world want to impose to Bahamas.
As far as I'm concerned, and I'm a resident (not a citizen) : It's still better in the Bahamas.
On Govt ‘lacks credibility’ to probe Registrar’s 1.3m document leak
Posted 23 September 2016, 1:59 a.m. Suggest removal