Hate Lining Up At The Post Office? This Local Service Picks Up Your Parcel And Delivers It

No more stuck in traffic on the way to the post office or having to wait in a long queue!

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Picture this really familiar scenario – walking up to the post office with a parcel in hand and start queuing up like the others.

Pretty troublesome, right? Especially if you're short of time.

"Why so long ah?"

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With that first world problem in mind, EasyParcel – the first web-based courier delivery platform in Southeast Asia aims to help expedite the process of parcel delivery

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Calling itself the booking.com for courier services, EasyParcel allows users to check for delivery rates and book services from multiple courier companies

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Some of the partners including Poslaju, Skynet and many others.

Launched in April 2014, EasyParcel is co-founded by Chan Kee Siak and Clarence Leong

Co-founder, Chan Kee Siak.

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We took a look at the site and here's what we thought:

Like many web services, you would need to register yourself an account. Pretty straightforward.

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Alternatively, you could register using your Facebook account.

Once you've registered yourself an account, you can make your first delivery order by using the drop down menu

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All states in Malaysia are covered, including Labuan. You could also save up your address book for convenience.

Proceed to quote and book your preferred delivery service. All deliveries made through EasyParcel will be picked up, so you can save lots of time!

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You could schedule your pickups on the same day (only available before 12pm) or the day after. Same day delivery is also available at a higher rate. You could choose multiple courier services in a single order and also track all shipments at a glance.

Lastly, you will need to submit the payment confirmation and pick up arrangement, and you are done!

With plans of expanding its service to other Southeast Asia countries, EasyParcel is planning to change how people deliver and consign goods

For more info, you can check out EasyParcel here

Here's a quick video on how the service works:

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