Pusat pos laju Bangi is open from 8.00am-7pm Mon to Saturday for claiming your stuff. If you want to send or post stuff, that can only be done from 8am-5pm. Do take note that Saturday of first week they will be closed.

Glad to help

Did you get any poslaju slip informing you to go claim your stuff at the nearest poslaju centre? If so then yeas...that mean you have to go collect there.

This post has been edited by svage98: Nov 2 2008, 12:50 AM

Maybe this has something to do with this message found at pos malaysia website?


"There will be a slight intermittent disruption on the system for PosLine, 1-300-300-300. This issue will be resolved as soon as possible. Alternatively, customers can e-mail to our Customer Service Centre at csc@pos.com.my for enquiries. Your cooperation is highly appreciated.

Terdapat sedikit gangguan pada sistem untuk PosLine, 1-300-300-300 yang berlaku secara berkala. Isu ini akan diselesaikan dengan secepat mungkin. Sebagai alternatif, para pelanggan boleh mengubungi Pusat Khidmat Pelanggan menerusi e-mel di csc@pos.com.my untuk sebarang pertanyaan. Kerjasama anda amat dihargai. "

You mean how much poslaju cost for sending motherboard?

The poslaju rate depends on the actual weight or volumetric weight.

If any of your parcel dimensions(length, width and height) exceed 12 inches/30cm, then it will be charged by the volume, but only if the volume weight is higher than the actual weight.

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Fomula for volumetric weight:
Length x Width x Height in centimetres / 6000 = Volumetric Weight in kilograms
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Go to Pos Malaysia website to get the poslaju rate.

**Rate not inclusive of 23% fuel surcharge and 5% GST. No 5% GST for item posted from Langkawi and Labuan

This post has been edited by svage98: Nov 18 2008, 05:13 PM

Yup...they are improving XD Still Pos Malaysia is better than some countries like Italy and Mexico...some international sellers a bit reluctant to ship to those countries because of high shipping lost...so yeah thumbs up for Pos Malaysia

Yes...their system don't update instantly...that aspect still need improving alot. However you should be able to view the tracking status within 24 hours (from my experience). I heard that some even only got to view the tracking after item is delivered to customer which is totally pointless really

This post has been edited by svage98: Nov 27 2008, 04:21 PM

Yes...there's a guide for pos ekpres in Pos Malaysia website. But most common you will only find three types of envelope selling, Small (RM2.50), Medium (RM3.00) and Large (RM4.00). The boxed envelope as shown in picture no. 4&5 is usually not available.

There's a guide for pos ekpres in Pos Malaysia website. But most common you will only find three types of envelope selling at post office, Small (RM2.50), Medium (RM3.00) and Large (RM4.00). The boxed envelope as shown in picture no. 4&5 is usually not available.


--------Size-------------------------Price------------------------------
1)220 mm x 110 mm-------------> RM 2.50 (Window/Non-window)
2)229 mm x 160 mm-------------> RM 3.00
3)353 mm x 221 mm-------------> RM 4.00
4)250 mm x 210 mm x 25 mm--> RM 6.00 (Packet)
5)340 mm x 250 mm x 25 mm--> RM 7.00(Packet)




This post has been edited by svage98: Feb 4 2009, 12:24 AM

RM1.50 for insurance coverage of up to RM1000. Above that they have different rate. I'm not sure how much since the stuff I have insured are always below RM1000

This post has been edited by svage98: Mar 17 2009, 10:00 PM

CD...is e-parcel -->http://www.pos.com.my/V1/main2.asp?c=/v1/T...l/trackmenu.asp not poslaju. Poslaju have EN in front of it.

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Added on June 14, 2009, 3:26 pmHere...e-parcel is actually normal parcel delivery with tracking...at least that's what I was told by the post office guy. You need to fill in a form which look like poslaju form. Days of delivery takes some time and unpredictable unlike poslaju which usually receive the next day after sent to post office.



This post has been edited by svage98: Jun 14 2009, 03:28 PM

Don't think postman will give a call. I think you should see your neighbour and ask them if they received your parcel. If not then you should contact your post office and tell them to hold your parcel.

Same happen to me last Saturday. I sent about 5 parcels on Friday so I expect them all to arrive the next day as usual but the parcel all delivered on Monday instead. I'm not sure why...was it a public holiday or something? Other times I got no problems.

Should be next day delivery. Meaning if you post on Monday should arrive on Tuesday. If more than 3 days did not get the parcel can make inquiry with the post office.

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Added on June 20, 2009, 1:42 pmFirst Sat of first week is on the 6th...coincidentally it's also birthday of Agong...so I think they replaced the next Saturday as public holiday

This post has been edited by svage98: Jun 20 2009, 01:42 PM

Can ask them to make second delivery. Or you can go collect at pusat poslaju nearest to your area. The parcel won't be sent back to post office. For me I need to collect my stuff at poslaju centre Bandar Baru Bangi and not at Post Office Bandar Baru Bangi. You can try call the number in your pick up slip or check for nearest poslaju centre in your area at website.

Open on Mon-Saturdays except first Saturday of the month. Raya public holidays till Tuesday 22nd Sept so the next day should open as since it's normal working day. But delivery might be slow if their manpower is less than usual due to staffs on leave.

If you're near a poslaju centre...you can just bring your item you want to post...no need wrapping or anything since will put your stuff in a courier bag. But as a safety precaution...it is a good practice to securely wrap your stuff (using box, bubble wrap or any kind of padding and then wrap with brown paper or what ever paper or envelope you have) especially if you are sending something fragile.

Small poslaju counter in some post office usually don't have courier bags so you need to pack and wrap your stuff before they can accept your stuff for delivery.

Don't forget to fill in the poslaju form too!

Poslaju starts only with ED or EN...LX or LE should be pos ekspres if I'm not mistaken...someone can correct me if I'm wrong. CD is usually for e-parcel and RD for pos daftar

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Added on June 9, 2010, 12:18 amRD is for registered post (pos daftar)

This post has been edited by svage98: Jun 9 2010, 12:19 AM

If you paid for poslaju the seller should refund back the balance...

what?