Talking about Batteries, I Sent my mate in the U.K A Copy Rolex Watch OOOPPPSSS !! ( Battery Type ) I Was Asked at the P.O If there were any Batteries in it I Told them NO, Ooopppsss They accepted the package ( Registered Post ) & It Duly Arrived in the U.K 7 Days Later.....Oooopppsss !!

2 hours ago, Gilltom said:

Batteries are difficult as hell to send or receive here as well.

You can just hide them in a dead elephant.

A post commenting on moderation regarding the OP has been removed as per the following:

 

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Here's an idea. When you put up a story about "7 prohibited items" that should not be posted, why not list those 7 items in the story to make the headline mean something!

 

If you would have clicked on the link at the bottom of the OP:

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/senders-of-parcels-warned-not-to-post-7-prohibited-items-or-face-legal-action/

 

You would have found those 7 items listed in the linked story.  

 

 

 

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23 minutes ago, Reigntax said:

You can just hide them in a dead elephant.

Have you tried wrapping up a dead elephant and taking it to the post office  as this presumably would be ok as it is not a live animal ? ????????

Edited June 25, 20197 yr by geoffbezoz

gonna have to give up my mail order dildo business then

3 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

I note "banknotes" so is it illegal to send a small monetary gift in a birthday card by EMS??

I tried it once, a mere 100THB bill from Germany to Thailand. It did not arrive.

6 hours ago, pieeyed said:

The last one will put a lot of people put of business. Lazada, Alibaba will go broke.

Sent from my CPH1823 using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile app
 

They use KERRY or LEX

4 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

I note "banknotes" so is it illegal to send a small monetary gift in a birthday card by EMS??

Do not worry too much about it, any prosecutions are likely to be thrown out of court due to the lack of evidence.

 

Though I doubt any bank note posted would get to its intended destination either.

Edited June 25, 20197 yr by Basil B

1 hour ago, Nong Khai Man said:

Take them out of The Dildo & Just send That on it's own !!!

No, no no!  Vibrators have batteries - dildos do not!  (..er.. or so I'm told....)

4 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

I note "banknotes" so is it illegal to send a small monetary gift in a birthday card by EMS??

Collector's banknote business ?

1 hour ago, RichardColeman said:

gonna have to give up my mail order dildo business then

You'd have more luck with a femail order dildo business.

2 hours ago, DrTuner said:

Damn, you ruined the suspense. 

 

Yeah why bother putting the actual information in the OP.

Ever tried CLICKING ON A LINK?

 

Edit: Beaten to it by  a Mod! ????

Edited June 25, 20197 yr by Psimbo

1 hour ago, marcusarelus said:

They use KERRY or LEX

or Thaipost, DHL and other courier companies that i have received Lazada goods from.

8 hours ago, PJPom said:

I don’t know if this applies everywhere but I tried posting a computer motherboard to Australia for repair and Thai Post said no computers. I tried to explain what it was and even undid the package but they refused to accept it, has anyone else come across this.

Our charity had a raffle, including a prize of a donated centenary watch. Winner was back in the UK. Thai Post would not take it as it had a battery in it!! ????????????

9 hours ago, nzrick said:

Banknotes

Fiat money.  Who knew?

Its a bit selfish but I honestly worry more about legal post arriving to my address than if my local neighbour sends live elephants with parcel post????

10 hours ago, PJPom said:

I don’t know if this applies everywhere but I tried posting a computer motherboard to Australia for repair and Thai Post said no computers. I tried to explain what it was and even undid the package but they refused to accept it, has anyone else come across this.

theres probably an embargo on advanced technology for Australia.

For some reason they forgot to mention medication. IE. ED meds, steroids and the like. Cheap and available in Thailand without a prescription.

So 6 prohibited items is ok then?

11 hours ago, Father Fintan Stack said:

That will be about half their business going overseas or from Lazada.

Only the non-Thai fakes. Thai online scammers will continue as usual, just as they do on the streets selling fake trademarked wear and accessories.

I hope ‘narcotics’ doesn’t include Viagra or Cialis

15 hours ago, Burma Bill said:

I note "banknotes" so is it illegal to send a small monetary gift in a birthday card by EMS??

I would never send cash in the mail no matter how small... ATM transfer or similar method is much faster/cheaper & reliable.

Send the card with a footnote... check your bank balance.

12 hours ago, marcusarelus said:

They use KERRY or LEX

Kerry and Lex send also 7 stuff Post Thai not accept ? I will know.

7 hours ago, DaRoadrunner said:

So 6 prohibited items is ok then?

7 items DaRoadrunner, pornographic also

18 hours ago, 473geo said:

Start with the title of the thread "Senders of parcels........

Please do not hesitate to contact Thailand post should you require any further assistance

 

ROFL - has anyone here ever tried to contact them? It's a government office. You call, someone answers and throws the receiver down on the table and goes back to drinking their tea.

 

I was once asked by one Aliexpress vendor to check after their parcel was tracked as far as Bangphli post office. Thailand post has extremely efficient customer service - customers give up wasting their time very quickly.

21 minutes ago, ICELANDMAN said:

Kerry and Lex send also 7 stuff Post Thai not accept ? I will know.

Not forgetting DHL.

16 hours ago, manarak said:

theres probably an embargo on advanced technology for Australia.

True enough. We didn't need sandpaper to beat the Poms.