Hi Lowyatian

I am confused between Pos Malaysia and poslaju...are they the same?

I read that poslaju is good to send items to international..so I am thinking to use poslaju instead of pos malaysia

before 4 weeks, I send small item with 15 gram to Dubai, and my friend has checked recently the item there and said it didn't arrived!!??

I send it through pos Malaysia, with international envalop, I pay 8 RM

I think this service is really bad, its so slow and unorganized

so is there alternative way to send items of 15 to 20 grams abroad in faster, guranteed and not expensive way?

I was thinking about poslaju..but I am not sure if its the supposed service for small items

I am looking to your suggestions here

Thanks

u send drugs or what

please only serious answer

Pos Malaysia is domestic snail mail.

Poslaju is international and parcel service arm of Pos Malaysia.

Dun quote me though, I'm just assuming.

Ok..I thought poslaju is different company

is it better to use poslaju? and how much they charge for small item in Asia-pacific region?

If u wan fast and good service, u have to spend more, that's how it is.

FedEx. Or DHL.

Use normal pos malaysia, registered parcel. It's the cheapest way there is, time usually around 2-4 weeks.
Poslaju is faster, something like USPS expedited. But cost wise, huge difference.

DHL is for big thing..I send a very small item

any way, I don't want the amount to exceed 21 RM? can?

Huh? DHL don deliver small items? U sure?

I dono the price thou, better u go to their office n ask. But as for service + speed, deifnately recommend FedEx.

cannot lower than 21 le...

I used pos malaysia, and send the item as document, not sure if its same as registered parcel

it didn't reach my friend after 4 weeks! I don't think this service is convenient

there is list of price for poslaju here http://www.poslaju.com.my/services/?id=9

it doesn't seems expensive as the list

for example Hong Kong is 10 RM...Right? or its not complete price?

i dont think there are any cheap courier available for you to send abroad out of the country. all international shipping also expensive, no cheap one. poslaju also expensive

It's all about cost. Just make sure you have registered or signed for service, if time isn't important. Most international parcels signed for I think. Envelopes you have to specify.

I use Pos Malaysia Flexipack to send small pcb back to Shenzen all the time, make sure add AR register so you can track real time,

ts bodo donno track package?

I see...is flexipack is different? how many days its arrive in China?

I didn't track it..I ask the officer there, she said its OK, no need to track it...

hmm.. i haven't heard of Flexipack for a long time.. what happened to it?

never heard? it's there all the while

don't use fool language..I never ever have experience in sending items through post office,,,this is first time

what is the differences between flexipack and registered parcel/document?

Thanks

you mean for international?

I recommend FedEx

This post has been edited by haziqk10: Oct 19 2015, 11:45 PM

I ordered iPod from apple website for my ex before, the small ipod i forgot what it called

they used DHL, the item is really small

http://www.pos.com.my/postal-services/gene...xipack-domestic

This is the flexipack..its cheap

but it seems only inside malaysia?? not international?

This post has been edited by Green power: Oct 19 2015, 11:49 PM

my god, u can't even read the table. that is subsequent charges and it's the size of a document not package.
u got to pay 25% fuel surchage as well.

This post has been edited by hackwire: Oct 20 2015, 12:01 AM

Benefits of flexipack

sometime have, sometimes don't have.
Prepaid
Flexible packaging
Value for money
Delivery to all destinations countrywide
Online tracking

ts bodo all need spoonfed

pemalas indeed.

can it deliver outside?

and how much price for lets say like Hong Kong?

Thanks

U are mean..better stay outside this thread if u don't like it

TS bodo taktau baca

Try ezyparcels.com / Quantium Solutions.

This one is the best in term of pricing/reliability/speed for shipping out from Malaysia, many malaysian ecommerce companies targeting international market uses it.

diamla bodo

I see...thanks

I will check it

since title says best way...
have to say fedex/dhl...

rm8 u expect the pkg to arrive on time? if you send via fedex to dubai it will take 2 working days only but the price more than 10x

>faz
>cheap

pandai ts
faz and cheap dont come together

wan cepat kena mahal skit

I see,,its costly

I know..I mean cheapest possible way with convenient way to send it..like paying 21 RM and reaching after 1 week

how much Fedex cost for very small item? from Malaysia to Thailand or Hong Kong

http://www.fedex.com/my/rates/

of coz..its also expensive unless you are under high discount account.

so costly

use Pos Malaysia Flexipack International Prepaid Envelope and add AR Register form to track the package online..That is the most cheapest way to post items Internationaly, I use it all the time and touch wood never lost any package (due to traceable AR Registered)

It's a few more RM on top of those prices for tracking/registered.

But it's true: it can either be cheap or fast, but no such thing as fast and cheap

depending on value...wud suggest hand-carry