Hi.

Normally I used POS EKSPRESS since the items were small such as RAM.
Wish to send bigger items now.

Let say wish to send a motherboard or a graphic card.

Step by step please.

Same-lah..just use kertas kajang/kijang, wrapped it & goto Postlaju office & requested for Poslaju request form.

The last I sent out a 1kg MOBO to my buyer @ ~RM10

Just wrap it like that?
No need to use box?

Fill in the poslaju form...them give it both to the counter person.
Then they will give us a receipt?

Poslaju only?
Any other method?

Poslaju is the courier arm of Pos Malaysia...Pos express is the same as Poslaju but more for small item like SD card & etc. Other method conventional register post also can-lah But Poslaju guarantee reach nxt Evening if u post b4 2pm Today...I hv no doubt on this service..never dissapoint me so far.

For wrapping for sure u need box-lah!! ...If u dun use box & proper wrapping, Poslaju deserved the rights to reject..I kena once b4...rejected!! Lucky I'm using their Poslaju envelope so after arguing, they reluctantly re-post me using new envelope.

Nowadays I cele-phone taped all corner of the wrapping b4 sending to avoid rejection. If I hv abit of leftover buble wraps or old newspaper, I will add in to avoid impact from might be crazy post malaysia staff throwing your box during deliveries

This post has been edited by stimix: Feb 2 2009, 12:34 PM

We know graphic card and mobo uses big boxes.

Pos Malaysia charge according to the weight?

So, wrap the box...cele-phone taped it.
Need to wrote name & address of the recipient on it?

Geezz.. common sense will tell u to write both names on the wrapped box what ..Otherwise if u dun want also can they will paste the Courier plastic thingy to the face of the box...but common sense will tell u this is not secure....how if they lost the plastic & the recipient & your name not there??

I thought Pos Malaysia has certain sticker to put on the parcel, front and back for addresses.
Pos Ekspres...there's space to wrote those particulars.

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Feb 2 2009, 04:44 PM

yeh the sticker is the form...but they will still ask u to fill in the address of the recipient on the box...

juz use the mobo/gc punye existing box (if u hv thrown it away...else find something durable...to avoid the thing from kemek during the courier process...)

Can you guys post a screenshot of as an example

Hope this would help. But the only different is I didn't wrap it with a box. Just give u a image on how it was



p/s: Advise to double wrapped ur stuff, Coz it might be torn etc etc when the item(s) reach ur client.

Those brown wrapped...what are those?
Computer hardwares such as graphic card etc.?

Those forms above it...that's Pos Laju forms?

When I pos with Pos Ekpress...I always wrap the item with plastic...water proof

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Feb 2 2009, 09:52 PM

Hmm those paper u can get it from bookstore [sorry I'm not sure wat it call.. I call it as brown paper ]

Those are register post forms.. U may ask the forms [Post Laju/ reg post] from post office counter.. They will teach u what to do.. [I mean step by step]

I bet they're busy to teach me
Let say, we fill in the form.
Then what?

Can we just go to the counter and get like 2-3 forms and bring it home?
Those forms cost RM?

I saw this small stationary shop inside Pos Malaysia HQ.
Got PosPak box etc.

Those form are FOC I took alot from MidValley post office.

Here u go the steps:

First: Ask for form.
Second: Take No.
Third: Go to the counter to let the incharge person to weight ur item(s).
Fourth: Payment.
Fifth: Take your receipt [Tracking no]
Sixth: Bye bye to post office

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Added on February 4, 2009, 11:37 pmYaya they do sell those PosPak box [Sorry, not sure how much]-Guess those are for the lazy fella to wrap their item(s).

For convience purpose for sure.

This post has been edited by ~minchinini~: Feb 4 2009, 11:37 PM

1.Do we need to write anything on the parcel?
2.After fill in the form...give the form + the parcel back to the counter?
3. No need to stick the form on the parcel etc.?
4.Just wait to take receipt [Tracking no]...then go home?

Very shy since never did any Pos Laju errant

1. Most of the time , i write it between my address and reciever address.
2. Yes
3. the counter incharge person will stick it.
4. Yes

You guys have been very helpful

Yam cha? Yam seng don't want?

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Feb 5 2009, 03:21 AM

if it breaks better better better put bubble wrap

Pos Malaysia will weigh it 1st correct?
Anyone knows the scale and price?
100 Grams = RM??

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Added on February 6, 2009, 3:19 pmNormally use mahjong paper to wrap?
Those bubble wraps...stationary shop do sell?

Have you guys bring more than one parcel to the counter?
More like 4-5 parcels?


This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Feb 6 2009, 03:19 PM

Those white paper, those thick ones like the one used for calender?

Sorry I derno how to attach picture at pm. So here u go:

Brown paper



This u can get it from stationary shop.

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Added on February 6, 2009, 9:07 pm So far didn't see anyone using white paper to sent their stuff but no harm trying.

This post has been edited by ~minchinini~: Feb 6 2009, 09:07 PM

envelope which contain bubble wrap.

Monday pos office closed correct?
K.L and Selangor only?
Thaipusam?

I did it

Went to the HQ Pos Malaysia.
Not many people around.

Got some scene happening:

1. A little confused between a domestic & oversea poslaju form.
2. I took like three(3) forms and heard one of the counter lady said 'Amik banyak-banyak' in a sarcasm way
I heard that. Don't know whether she knew that or not.
But I took one only.

0.55 grams = RM7.10
Quite expensive eh?

0.55gm? are you sure?

Yup.
Meaning 0.550grams.
1/2 a kg.

no..1/2 kg = 500gm
500gm>0.5gm

lol, next time bring calculator...

My mistake...not 0.550grams...0.550kg
Sending a NOKIA cellphone with box.

This post has been edited by Raikkonen: Feb 10 2009, 07:35 PM