For 2kg, poslaju is RM13 and citylink is RM15. Both are very reliable going to penang. But, glass is easy to broken. You shall buy additional packing material like bubble wrap and peanut foam to pack them properly.

you shall not tell them it is alcohol.....

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Added on October 8, 2012, 5:01 pmof course, anything happens you have to bare the risk.

This post has been edited by istoreusj4: Oct 8 2012, 05:01 PM

Most courier, like poslaju, Gdex, Citylink, Skynet promise 1, 2 working days delivery to East Malaysia. As long as the address is not too remote, unusually high chance that the parcel will reach on time.

For example, if you deliver today, Monday, most of the time will reach latest by Wednesday.

If you want guarantee next day delivery, use DHL, TNT, Fedex. It will cost use at least RM50, minimum.

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Added on December 10, 2012, 9:13 amCOD means payment by receipient when parcel is delivered to your receipient? No courier company will do that as it would means if the receipient refuses to collect, then no payment can received.


This post has been edited by istoreusj4: Dec 10 2012, 09:13 AM

That is true. But the standard timing for delivery within malaysia is already next day delivery, just that somehow there maybe delay sometime.

That will be the safest way. You can just right the address as Poslaju office Miri, and put your brother name as receipient. Cheer!

All I can say is depend on your luck. Also your location. Self collect is the fastest method when your parcel reach east malaysia. Some think that you have pay the money, why still need to do self-collection, but if your parcel already stalked and need it fast, that will be the best method. Maybe if you want it fast and safe, you can consider Nationwide and Gdex or even DHL. But, they won't be cheap.

Poslaju RM56.25 or you can use city-link, RM58.50.

DHL or UPS can easily cost RM80++.

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Added on December 27, 2012, 8:27 amNo. Very very seldom the courier company will open the box for domestic shipment.

This post has been edited by istoreusj4: Dec 27 2012, 08:27 AM

I have been sending a lot of items of my customer to kuching using both citylink and poslaju without problem. I would say both of them are reliable. Between two, I would choose citylink as better service. If location is remote, poslaju has better coverage. I don't use other courier. Unsure of their service. But i heard that skynet is terrible in east malaysia. And i hear Nationwide is quite reliable but expensive.

If you decide to use either citylink or poslaju, welcome to ship with me... Thanks.

first, you need to decide whether you want to ship 2 box or ship in one box. As it make a difference. In general, it is better to ship in one box.

second, you need to provide exact weight as 5kg and 6kg is difference price. You need to tell weight of each box.

Thrid, you need to give box dimension as if box too big, volumetric will count. Try to pack your thing as compact as possible.

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Added on December 28, 2012, 8:08 pmdo a good packaging. protect your audio with bubble wrap and peanut foam. you dun want to save a bit on courier but have big loss on damage your audio.

This post has been edited by istoreusj4: Dec 28 2012, 08:08 PM

n general, the price will be around region of RM50 to RM70

Skynet. You have to go open account with them and negotiate special rate.

If you cannot commit, you better use retail service first, for example Citylink and Poslaju. To open account, all courier company will need you to commit volume. I think minimum is RM500 per month, you can check with each company directly.

For the start, maybe you can try retail first. For 2kg parcel, city-link charge RM15 and poslaju charge RM13.90 within Semenanjung.

cannot help you. run out of suggestion. ask around for other sifu.

Citylink. RM39 for below 500g.

Pack with bubble wrap and put in a nice box. Stick a fragile sticker.

By courier company. City-Link, Poslaju, ABX, GDex, Post Office etc.

Poslaju is the cheapest, RM81.25

This post has been edited by istoreusj4: Jan 16 2013, 05:40 PM

I have 4 options for you:-

500g 1kg 1.5kg 2kg
Poslaju 56.25 63.75 71.25 78.75
Citylink 78.00 100.10 122.20 144.30
TNT 148.00 162.00 177.00 192.00
Fedex 130.00 180.00 228.00 280.00

Poslaju is the cheapest, their problem is item is hardly traceable in website for oversea shipment. No in trasit information and in case of problem, also difficult to get support. However, most of the time, the item will still able to delivered safely although sometime will delay.

Citylink has their own office in Jakarta. More tracibility and support compared to poslaju.

TNT and Fedex is premium service.

The transit time ranges from 4 to 6 days. You can buy additional insurance to cover, it is about 2% of the parcel value.

Beware of tax, Indonesia custom is famous of charging tax.

Buy a good quality carton box and protect the box properly with plastic film. Can send by either poslaju or citylink. Depend on how heavy is your book. If not heavy, poslaju is cheaper, otherwise use citylink. If your consignee address is remote, use poslaju as they have the best coverage.

Book seldome get missing. Quite a safety thing to send.

Hi, you have not include the surcharge and tax. Read the term and condition.