News & Reviews:   Pos Malaysia

With Hari Raya Aidilfitri just some 10 days away, many Malaysians have started their shopping for the festive season. Well, if you do all your shopping online, it’s best to keep track of the cut-off dates for parcel delivery so that you can get your items before Hari Raya and thankfully, Shopee has revealed just that.

Recently, we mentioned how Lazada Malaysia introduced an 8% SST tax. Now, Pos Malaysia has follow suit and announced a new tax policy for its deliveries. That said, what should you know about it?

Sometimes, it can be a hassle when you have too many coins in your wallet or around the house. Thanks to Pertama Digital Berhad, the KOCEK coin conversion service is now available in Malaysia. That said, what should you know about it?

Pos Malaysia Berhad today announced the launching of its first non-fungible token (NFT) stamps for collectors in conjunction with Merdeka Day and Malaysia Day celebrations. The limited edition NFTs are redeemable for free with every purchase of the #Empatbleas Setem Ku special edition stamp folder set which retails at RM59 each.

National courier service Pos Malaysia has announced an update regarding its services during the festive Aidilfitri period. Taking to its official Facebook page, Pos Malaysia said that the cut-off period for your parcels to be delivered before Hari Raya is 25 April for East Malaysia and 27 April for Peninsular Malaysia.

Starting today, every Malaysian can now renew their road tax and driving license at any Pos Malaysia office. However, you will need to book an internet appointment session first which can be done at the Outlet Finder function on the Pos Malaysia website or app.

With the reinitiation of MCO, most of us are back indoors with few reasons to go out. But there are times when you just need to buy stuff, which is why e-commerce and deliveries have become a norm. On that topic, Pos Malaysia is tweaking how its deliveries work.

Do you run an e-commerce business or plan to send parcels at the end of this month? Then you might want to hold off or avoid using Pos Laju as it it won't be available. Pos Malaysia has announced that all its business operations will be closed from 31 July to 2 August 2020.

One of the most annoying things to do is heading over to the post office just to have something mailed out. Finding the time to go was a hassle, looking for parking was a hassle and queueing was a hassle. Now, those days are gone thanks to Pos Malaysia’s new service, SendParcel.