What shipping method you using? First Class International, Priority International or Express International?Item which cost RM500 and above including shipping will likely get held with customs but if you do not received any letter from customs yet then that means your stuff haven't arrived yet in Malaysia.

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Added on August 19, 2009, 5:03 pmYup...you are correct there bro. One can insist on tracking for USPS Priority Mail but at an additional cost...same as insurance. The CP64xxxxxx7US is in fact not tracking but the declaration form used for shipping the item.

This post has been edited by svage98: Aug 19 2009, 05:03 PM

Priority international does not include tracking or insurance. You're seller must have included the tracking (meaning he purchase tracking without charging you additional cost). Both tracking and insurance can be purchase for priority international shipping at an additional price. Normally US seller will just quote without tracking & insurance. Because if you purchase them both the price will be about the same as shipping via express mail.

If item got held by customs...you will get a letter within 3-4 days of item held. Letter is sent via poslaju.

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Added on October 1, 2009, 10:34 pmPriority international mail can take up to 2 weeks to reach here...in some cases 3 weeks. Did your seller said the shipping include tracking or not? If you are not sure better ask. If your seller did include tracking in the shipping then you view the tracking at UPSP website. You can also track the item at pos malaysia website as soon it reach Malaysia. If you see nothing there then it haven't reach yet. For me I give it about 2 weeks the most and then usually I can view the delivery status at pos malaysia website.



This post has been edited by svage98: Oct 1 2009, 10:34 PM

Is considered as parcel mail...which usually can be checked at e-parcel tracking system in pos malaysia website. However...it will only appear if it has entered Malaysia (meaning check in with customs).

Express mail is poslaju so you can check at poslaju tracking

As stated above...priority mail is not EMS so it is totally impossible that it will arrive here in Malaysia within 3-5 days. That would be Express Mail. Priority mail usually takes 2-3 weeks...but during holiday rush like Christmas sometimes mails can be a bit slower than expected

This post has been edited by svage98: Dec 8 2010, 10:39 PM

The official website state Express Mail takes 3-5 days while Priority Mail takes 6-10 days...both not the same http://www.usps.com/international/sendpackages.htm

Most likely package was shipped via courier or express mail since the delivery time is so short. So I guess postman is from poslaju.

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Added on August 17, 2011, 11:23 amIf you used Priority Mail International or Express Mail International is shouldn't take one month. Did you use First Class Mail/ International Standard shipping? If you did that could take some time getting to Malaysia. I've had cases where items I bought from ebay took 2-3 months to arrive. Worse case I get where my items don't reach at all maybe got lost somewhere since normal mail cannot track.

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Added on August 17, 2011, 11:30 amIf the item arrive at Malaysia it should appear under e-parcel tracking at Pos Malaysia Website and then poslaju tracking only after your parcel has cleared with the customs. Tracking updates should also be available at USPS website. Try calling Pos Malaysia customer service about your tracking.

This post has been edited by svage98: Aug 19 2011, 08:32 PM

Express Mail should reach Malaysia within 7 days but the problem is usually with our Kustam which our package could get held for a few days or a week or two depending on them >.>

This post has been edited by svage98: Mar 29 2012, 09:16 AM

Priority Mail with tracking does not have full tracking like Express Mail. From experience they only provide partial tracking...meaning in US and once your parcel leave US they cannot track anymore. When reach Malaysia it is up to Pos Malaysia...nowadays it is made possible to get tracking within Malaysia because Pos Malaysia's system has upgraded to key in tracking for parcels. Long long time ago you can't see tracking because Pos Malaysia system don't provide tracking info for outside parcels (exclude registered post and express mail).