Last August, POS Malaysia stopped Flexipak parcels to US so my online business has been closed since then. I have shopped everywhere for alternatives but there is only the branded expensive couriers which RM100-400 for just 150gm package. There are Malaysian sellers on Ebay still shipping at RM15 only, how do they do it? Which service has such low prices? Some are shipping from Singapore because its cheap but if that, how are they getting the parcels from Malaysia to Singapore for free?

Just single address? There are forwarder in Malaysia to USA.

How about sendparcel by pos malaysia?

Try search for asiaxpress...Pos Malaysia subs

I tried that.100-200 If I remember correctly. And the weight is just less than 250g

Forget Asia Express, very expensive.

And its not to a single address but many addresses.

POS Malaysia said on its website that it was broke and sent home 50% of its staff and thats why no international shipping. But suddenly it starts Asia Express at 5X normal price and then its OK to ship?? They play games! And if it was broke and couldnt afford to pay the staff, where did it get the money to make a new website two weeks ago? I wrote to my MP for answers but so far, Hi-Com wont answer the MP about whats really going on.

I was paying RM28 with tracking to any country for 150gr. So im looking for a similar service. I know there are many Malaysian online sellers and I dont know how they are doing it. They WERE on Flexipak but now, who knows? Thats what Im trying to find out and its difficult.

TS got account in POS malaysia? Under commercial customer?

Can use a forwarder based in SG/Singpost to ship to US.

Any forwarder there you recommend?

This post has been edited by Fenix98: Oct 25 2020, 01:48 PM

Gonna park here for reference

Ok, here is an example of forwarders....

There is a Malay seller who gets people to join his business as drop shippers or something. What he plainly says on his advert details is that he is based in JB. He either carries the packages across the bridge and mails them at Singapore Post, or a singaporean mule carries them back to SG for a price. Im not sure which way he does it but he shows pics of his shippings which have the SG Post stickers on them. I have forgotten his company name but he sells a book to explain the details for RM3K or 4K or something.

So it looks like in JB there are people around to take packages back. I wrote to SG Post about this and they claim they dont know anything. Im writing again to today to see if they are willing to open an office in Malaysia to catch the Malaysian sellers.

I dont have commercial account but thats not the problem because discounts from RM200 wont take you back to RM28 or lower. Other couriers like DHL e-commerce offer a BIT of discount if you are high-volume shipper, like 50 packages per day. Im not that high.

But people HAVE found these answers somewhere, somehow, because they are shipping very cheap. Its such a mystery.

This post has been edited by ChasV: Oct 26 2020, 10:31 AM

Hmm.. this is why, if high volume customer sure got good package offer.

This post has been edited by pretty23: Oct 26 2020, 10:30 AM

Just post via j&t express to singapore and ask a friend to post to US there lol. Thats what i do. If you dont have contact in singapore then idk lol

Yes, I dont have friend in SG to post for me and I think thats how many are doing it. Does your friend want a customer? I know the prices from SG, cheap, if your friend charges something its OK too.

ALL the world couriers have lower price but they demand high volume. I have been searching all of them. Many demand paid membership, your company papers, etc.

I dont want to go off the topic but even locally, how is free shipping done? You see an item on Shopee, RM6....and free shipping. How is this done? Even Easy Parcel is RM6 so how can they offer -0- ? Someone has to pay for shipping!

This post has been edited by ChasV: Nov 2 2020, 11:39 AM

So there's a problem and the problem need to be solve, and theres money can be make! Its an opportunity.

May he your friend want to become middleman for malaysian to ship their items to the world and charge service fees?

Middleman? Sure not "keldai"?

Anyone used this site before? https://delyva.com/my/
It seems quite new and they only have aramex or asiaxpress for international shipping.

I cant choose country on the destination

What I got


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