hi.. i wan to post a parcel from malacca to johor.. i think <700g... i wan to use poslaju.. how much ya?
i counted using the postage rates in the website.. it costs me 10 bucks... so expensive ah?
but i read in the previous posts.. saying that.. if below 2kg, it's counted document n not parcel?

so, i just go to the counter n say what? i know it's a sticker.. how to say.. sorry, i'm noob..
it's RM 4.73 rite?

ok.. thanks for the reply

wana ask if the parcel tracking no. is RD#########MY

it's poslaju or what service ya?

pls clear my doubt..
i bought sth from lelong... alrdy 3 days.. havent reach me

and i cant track from the sitee, said it doesnt exist..
i began to feel worry d..

This post has been edited by fruitie: Sep 14 2006, 01:06 AM

post office is too far from my staying place..
and i don've a transport here...

tracking no. starts with RD is what?

i cant track it
anyway it's sent to my malacca address

thanks for the reply

ya.
I hate that seller, rude and irresponsible
I've no choice only bought my things from lelong.. I hate their service..
Some more this seller got 100% positive feedbacks, stupid service!

pos ekspress is charged at a fixed rate because u must use its ready made envelopes. the rate is regardless anywhere in Malaysia, regardless Penisular Malaysia, Sabah and Sarawak, it's the same price.

i think the price starts from 2.50, 3.00, 4.00 and etc.
u can go to the nearest post office to enquire and purchase.

it's like this one.. i also duno why
sometimes they update the database, then can check.
don't worry this prob happens on GDex too..

must praise poslaju this time..
just bought another phone from a forumer here, he posted yesterday and reached me this morning safely

@naevia was asking about pos ekspress not poslaju.
nope, nothing will happen. pos ekspress doesnt require signature, so they'll just leave the parcel in your mailbox.

you are welcome

Btw, these are the differences between Pos Ekspress and Poslaju:

1) Pos Ekspress has ready made envelopes and boxes which the buyers must use them and the prices are same for the whole Malaysia, regardless Penisular Malaysia or Sabah and Sarawak. The prices starts from RM 2.50, RM 3.00, RM 4.00.... You may check them out at your nearest post offices as the actual items are always displayed there with prices.
Poslaju doesn't have ready made envelopes or boxes. So, you need to prepare yourselves with that. And price varies for West Malaysia and East Malaysia. For the first 500gm, for West Malaysia is RM 4.73 whereas for Sarawak is RM 6.83 and Sabah is RM 7.35.

2) Pos Ekspress doesn't require signatures, so if nobody is around when the postman comes, he'll just leave the thing in your mailbox. The difference between Pos Ekspress and normal post is Pos Ekspress-Dijamin Sampai Esok.
Poslaju requires signature from the recipients, so if nobody is around, the messenger will bring back the package and leave a notification card to you and required you to collect at the mentioned post office, else you can try to call them and they'll send again to you.

Thus, it's advisable to use Poslaju if the package is important and fragile. If your items are fragile, it's very hard to fit into the ready made envelopes and will cause breakings in your items.

Hopefully, my explanation can help those are in doubt of the differences between Poslaju and Pos Ekspress.

Thanks.

As what I observed from the official web site, it has no number specifically for Poslaju, this is the general no. 1300-300-300
Info got from www.pos.com.my

Not very sure though.
But I was told, post office will only close on the first Saturday of the month.
So, I guess it's closed.

Wow
As far as I know, parcel below 600g is RM 4.73 for Penisular Malaysia...
I've never posted something above that weight before.
However, I've received a parcel from a forumer here. He posted a new printer for me using Poslaju too.
As I can see from the slip if I'm not wrong, it's RM 21.00.

It's around 42cmx26cmx23cm, weight I forgot but definitely more than a KG.
It's so expensive I think it's because it's a big box?

Yes, any post office does provide Poslaju service.

It's always offline...
However, once in a while the service is available.
When this situation occurs and I need to track my things desperately, I'll call the posline: 1300-300-300, they'll track for me immediately.

I think you have to pack everything in a box first and get it wrapped before you head to the post office.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Feb 4 2007, 04:00 PM

It's at post office, I think it has stated the branch on the card?
Btw, pos laju doesn't have a specified center for it, you need to collect from the post office too.

ED XXXXXXXXX MY, click on the poslaju.

call the hotline is sufficient, as they are very helpful and with updated details.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Mar 8 2007, 01:55 AM

Is that true that we need to pay for fuel surcharge? I went to post something yesterday (Friday) at MMU Malacca's post office, as usual I prepared myself with RM 4.73 but I was told by the officer there, starting from yesterday we need to pay for fuel surcharge which is RM 0.45 regardless posting to anywhere in Malaysia. And, he asked me to read a poster pasted there and yes this thing exists now.
How about other poslaju branches? Or anyone experience this problem already? At least, I did.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Mar 17 2007, 04:37 AM

Luckily only RM 0.45, not until few ringgits.
The fuel surcharge is the same for all sizes right?

Unlucky for you and me because I was supposed to send out the parcel on Thursday buy I was busy on that day so I posted on Friday's morning, I'm the first customer in MMU that being implemented on this surcharge.