Has anyone used EMS Super Speed?

[kenjin]

Hi, has anyone on TV had any experience with EMS Super Speed within Thailand? Do you think it would be fast enough to send perishable goods packed in dry ice within Thailand?

[ThaiSmarterThanYou]

There is only 1 EMS and nothing called super speed.

Parcels are delivered the next day in some provinces around BKK but not everywhere in Thailand.

[KhunBENQ]

Never heard of. Source?

"Superspeed" is available along major bus routes.

Bring parcel to (night) bus, receiver can pick up at his bus station next morning.

And this works with dry ice from own experience.

Got some foodstuff from Pattaya shipped upcountry.

EMS on the same route:

bring in on day x, receive on x+2.

[CharlieH]

Some people send perishables on the Bus, loaded in Bangkok, when it gets to your town you collect, same day delivery.

[kenjin]

Super Speed is a new service from Thailand Post that states it can offer same day delivery within Thailand as long as the package arrives in a major post office before 10am. They use Air Asia to move goods to different provinces. Cost is more than regular EMS but still a very reasonable price. I will take it then no one here has used the service.

[kenjin]

http://youtu.be/sugjkpWTXnY

[ThaiSmarterThanYou]

Oh sorry, it's really new, but does it work only from Bangkok and to Bangkok ?

[thailandforumaddict]

Hello, anybody has sent parcels from Bangkok to Krabi by using super speed ?

Where to post in Bangkok ? And how much it costs ?

Thanks.

[h90]

There is only 1 EMS and nothing called super speed.

Parcels are delivered the next day in some provinces around BKK but not everywhere in Thailand.

Phuket-Bangkok is also 1 day...