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abm
post Dec 5 2025, 11:55 PM

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QUOTE(MR_alien @ Dec 5 2025, 09:13 PM)
not sure why u would say it's low
think about it, you're dumping a lot of parcel at once at one place
u don't have to drive to 1 place drop 1 parcel thn drive to another place to drop another parcel

saves u a lot of petrol and time
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I think what he’s saying the shop that keeps your parcel only makes 30cents per parcel is low. Nothing to do with delivery that you described.
If one day have 20 packages that is just rm6.

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post Dec 6 2025, 03:32 PM

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QUOTE(MR_alien @ Dec 6 2025, 06:49 AM)
the shop i think is the most don't mind at all because if they think it's low, all those shop would've closed up because of the rental
but no, i saw the MBE near by is getting more and more parcel until they have no space to put it anymore, now it's on the floor
i think if it's financially viable, i think they even wanna expand laugh.gif

and i can guarantee they're not getting 20 package per day, they're getting few hundreds to thousands easy

that's why some pickup point only store your parcel like 3 days only as oppose to a week
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Not sure if they can get thousands. Let’s take 1K as an example. If they are getting 1K a day, I did some calculations assuming they operate 10 hours a day, that will make it 1.6 pick up a minute. Do you think they are averaging 1.6 people come and collect every minute? That amount of volume probably will create a big crowd during peak hours. Probably pack until outside. Have you seen a big crowd?


If they have 1K pickups a day they will make Rm300 a day. 6 days a week about 1800x4= 7200 a month. Hire a staff with minimum wage 7200-1700=5,500. Not bad. But I don’t know if one additional staff with minimum wage can handle or not. Probably need 2 staff during peak hours.

Not too bad IF
They have 1K pickups
Additional 1 staff with minimum wage can handle without adding any other resources like extra space, extra equipment
If it doesn’t affect the core business (eg crowd too big affecting the core business)

Hopefully there are real business owners can ahead some light

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post Dec 8 2025, 06:42 PM

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QUOTE(MR_alien @ Dec 6 2025, 03:39 PM)
oh yeah, the place that i went constantly has a queue to pickup stuff

this business is so good right now, i saw even petrol station is joining in for some side business/side money laugh.gif
not sure your area but my area most of the petrol station is now a parcel pickup point and i use it before
but of course they just store it behind the counter or on the floor, not a specific place for it

i would say few hundreds are minimum everyday
and that's just parcel pickup, not yet include all the cardboard boxes they sell and people who use their service to post things yet
but to just help people store parcel and wait people pickup...RM0.30 each is very profitable with minimal effort
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Ahh I see. My area parcel hub gave up and pos Malaysia started doing it. Now have mbe and pos. So far never seen any queue at my place.

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post Dec 8 2025, 09:01 PM

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QUOTE(netflix2019 @ Dec 8 2025, 07:44 PM)
The MBE near my place can survive rm4500 rental and hire 3 staffs.

I think the business model not solely on parcel collection and delivery.
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We know they don’t just depend on parcel collection. We are discussing if it’s worth to do parcel collection or not on top of their existing business.

 

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