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# Shipping Watches with Ninja Van — ASEAN & International Pinned community resource. Read before you ship. If you have better recommendations of a courier, do let me know and I will look into it! ## What is Ninja Van Flexi? Ninjavan is basically a courier service, with options of express shipping or regular shipping. Depending on where you are, the price varies. I have compiled a list of countries and prices for shipping from Singapore to boost the reach of the BST. Now, everyone can get the watch they want not only from their own country. Check current rates [here](http://delivery.ninjavan.co/c2c) 🌏 International & ASEAN Routes Rates below are for under 2kg parcel...

Hi! I run a small business in the Philippines and we recently received several orders from customers in the UK. We’re new to international shipping and would really appreciate some advice. Our product only weighs about 1 kg, but the package dimensions are quite large, so the shipping cost is very high. How can we lessen the shipping cost for bulky but lightweight packages? What couriers or shipping options would you suggest from PH to the UK? Also, are there any documents we need to prepare for international shipping? Any advice from those with experience would really help. Thank you!🙇‍♀️

Hello! First time posting here. Planning to buy a **Legion Pro 5** from their website. For use as gpu/cpu intensive gaming, game developing, and for casual studying. I'm wondering if I got a good deal and if I should shoot or choose another. I've managed to talk to Lenovo's cs and they got the price down to **PHP 92,613.27** using SheerID for students and a coupon. I wonder if I can get lower than this because I have a first time promo code for a first time purchase as a student that grants 8% off which I didn't realize I had only after I got this quote. SPECS: * Ryzen 7 8745HX * RTX 5060 * 16 GB DDR5 * 1 TB SSD * 16-inch OLED * Upgraded: Wi-Fi 7 2x2 BE 160MHz &...

# Hello sa mga katulad kong may 2 Birth Certificates (BC) 🙃 I just want to share my experience in applying for a **new passport with my corrected name** and updating my records in different government agencies, since I have been getting comments and messages galing sa mga ka-double registration haha! **CONTEXT** My **original Birth Certificate (BC)** has a middle name and a Japanese surname. Three years later, my mom registered my birth again in another city (late registration), this time: * ❌ No middle name * ❌ Using her surname This 2nd BC was the one I used growing up, so all my IDs, records, and documents carried my mom’s surname. Because of PSA digitalization, my 2nd BC ...

1. Welcome message from Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) – ibig sabihin approved na ang credit card at for delivery na. 2. May LBC tracking number na – ibig sabihin na-create na ang card at na-forward na sa courier. 3. After that, nakareceive ka ng message na “your application has been cancelled.” Ano ang ibig sabihin nito? But my credit card still appears on my BPI app, meron din tracking number. Glitch lang kaya yun?

Hi! I run a small footwear brand based in the Philippines and I’m starting to get orders from the US The thing is — my business isn’t formally registered yet. I’m still in the early stages, testing demand and fulfilling manually. For those who’ve shipped from PH to US: - What’s the best international courier if you’re not a registered business yet? - Can I ship as an individual through couriers like FedEx, DHL, or UPS? - Would you recommend going through Philippine Postal Corporation (PhilPost) instead for lower cost? - Are there better options for small parcels (1–2 pairs of shoes per shipment)? - Any issues I should expect with customs, taxes, or return handling? I’m ...

Hi! I run a small footwear brand based in the Philippines and I’m starting to get orders from the US The thing is — my business isn’t formally registered yet. I’m still in the early stages, testing demand and fulfilling manually. For those who’ve shipped from PH to US: - What’s the best international courier if you’re not a registered business yet? - Can I ship as an individual through couriers like FedEx, DHL, or UPS? - Would you recommend going through Philippine Postal Corporation (PhilPost) instead for lower cost? - Are there better options for small parcels (1–2 pairs of shoes per shipment)? - Any issues I should expect with customs, taxes, or return handling? I’m ...

this is what i know so far: \* this is a song i constantly hear every OPM hour of MYX philippines \* the title is “sick and tired”, but idk who the artist is except… \* the singer is a female person with an opera (?) voice \* the lyrics says something along the lines of “i’m taking back control” \* the music video is a narrative/performance type \* the music video contains semi-religious themes (?) \* the subtitles of the music video is monospaced (akin to courier new) and colored yellow \* there’s a party scene, but then a party crasher was invited \* there’s a part of a dialogue where someone said “YOU BROUGHT A SINNER INTO THIS PARTY?” which causes everyone to...

Hi! I run a small footwear brand in the Philippines (we sell direct via IG/website), and I’ve been struggling with shipping costs. Most couriers we’ve tried (LBC, Lalamove, Grab, etc.) usually cost around ₱300–₱400+ per delivery, which makes it hard to offer free shipping without heavily eating into margins — especially since shoes are a bit bulky. I’ve noticed many small local brands outside Shopee/Lazada still manage to offer free or low shipping (₱50–₱200 range). I’m curious how they’re doing this logistically. Do you recommend any courier or logistics provider in the PH that offers Shopee-like rates for small businesses? Or is the usual strategy just: • build...

DO NOT ORDER FROM THIS BRAND. MY ORDER HAS BEEN STUCK FOR A WEEK WHEN WE PAID FOR EXPRESS SHIPPING AND THEY DON'T RESPOND TO COMMENTS, DMS OR EMAILS, AND THEY LITERALLY FORGET TO LABEL YOUR PACKAGES AND GET THEM STUCK IN CUSTOMS. THEY DELETE NEGATIVE COMMENTS AND THEY WILL EMAIL YOUR EX.

I’ve searched this subreddit a lot for my questions so I figured I’d give back ;) TLDR: They did a great job and would encourage other people to use them if they are far from the embassy/consulate. Background I used Oasis China Visa for their passport courier service to the Washington DC Embassy (non-expedited L Visa). I'm a naturalized US citizen with a hardly legible birth certificate from the Philippines. Thankfully the birth certificate listed both parents with the Philippines as their citizenship. I received my US citizenship through my mother as a child and recieved a certificate of naturalization from that. I was debating on doing the full service option since I've re...

# Hi everyone and welcome to ParcelPH — your go-to community for everything deliveries, shipping, and online orders in the Philippines 🇵🇭 We created this space for people who: * Have parcels stuck in sorting centers * Are confused about tracking updates * Want to compare couriers * Experienced delivery issues * Or just want to share smooth delivery wins Whether it’s Shopee, Lazada, TikTok Shop, LBC, J&T, Flash, Ninja Van, or international shipping — you can talk about it here. Parcel anxiety is real. Delays happen. Riders don’t reply. Tracking updates don’t make sense sometimes. Instead of stressing alone, post here. Someone might have experienced the same thing ...

Apologies for the long post ahead. Just sharing our experience in case this helps anyone 📆 Timeline Feb 14 - Submission / TLS appointment Feb 15 - Application transferred to consulate (in process) Feb 18 - Passport dispatched from consulate (visa decision made) Feb 23 - Passport personally picked up from LBC branch near us Visa was stamped on just 4 days after our appointment. The delivery/sorting process actually took longer (5 days) than the consulate processing itself. I think it could’ve been even faster if not for the CNY holiday. 📌 Results Requested: Single entry Granted: Multiple entry ✨ Validity buffer extended by almost 2 weeks beyond our requested dates Approv...

Hi there! Need something from Singapore and Malaysia but don't live here? I’m happy to help you shop! I’m a personal shopper based in Singapore, Malaysia & the Philippines specializing in secure, reliable proxy services. **Where I shop for you:** \- Carousell (I can chat with sellers for you!) \- Shopee & Lazada \- In-store Shopping (Orchard Road, local boutiques, or limited-edition drops!) **My Fees & Logistics:** No Hourly Rates: I charge a simple one-time service fee + handling fee per order. **Shipping:** You only pay the shipping cost from the seller to me, plus the final shipping to your address. **Modes of Shipping:** Singapore Post, Nin...

Apologies for the long post ahead. Just sharing our experience in case this helps anyone 📆 Timeline Feb 14 - Submission / TLS appointment Feb 15 - Application transferred to consulate (in process) Feb 18 - Passport dispatched from consulate (visa decision made) Feb 23 - Passport personally picked up from LBC branch near us Visa was stamped on just 4 days after our appointment. The delivery/sorting process actually took longer (5 days) than the consulate processing itself. I think it could’ve been even faster if not for the CNY holiday. 📌 Results Requested: Single entry Granted: Multiple entry ✨ Validity buffer extended by almost 2 weeks beyond our requested dates Appro...

I’m from the Philippines and I’m about to buy my first powerful machine. I work in creative/multimedia (planning to grow this into a business), mostly work-from-home but sometimes I also work in the field. I also play AAA games. I really want to make a wise decision since this is a big investment for me. I'm deciding between a desktop or a laptop. Laptop: ₱180,657 ≈ **$3,225 USD \*Comes with freebies\*** Desktop: ₱184,050 ≈ **$3,285 USD** If I go desktop, I’ll get more power and better long-term value. I could maybe buy a MacBook later once the business starts earning well. If I go laptop, I get portability now, which helps for field projects, but I’m paying more for...

I’m from the Philippines and I’m about to buy my first powerful machine. I work in creative/multimedia (planning to grow this into a business), mostly work-from-home but sometimes I also work in the field. I also play AAA games. I really want to make a wise decision since this is a big investment for me. I'm deciding between a desktop or a laptop. Laptop: ₱180,657 ≈ **$3,225 USD \*Comes with freebies\*** Desktop: ₱184,050 ≈ **$3,285 USD** If I go desktop, I’ll get more power and better long-term value. I could maybe buy a MacBook later once the business starts earning well. If I go laptop, I get portability now, which helps for field projects, but I’m paying more for...

I've been monitoring this reddit to get updates and to gain hope na dumating sakin ang Japan order ko. Nareceive ko na ang parcel ko na na-stuck sa departed from sorting center - Feb 12. yung isa ko namang parcel na feb 13 na-stuck wala padin updates. I have filed a ticket through "expedite delivery" and araw-araw ako nagmemessage through that ticket to get a decent answer from their agents. AYAN!!! on top of the 50 peso late delivery voucher, nabigyan din ako ng 150 peso voucher as their apology. LOL. sana dumting na bukas 🙏

I’m from the Philippines, and this is my first time trying to resell books that I no longer use. I’m still figuring out how the whole process works, especially when it comes to arranging delivery. I don’t have much experience with shipping items to buyers, so I’m unsure about what steps I need to take. I’m not familiar with which courier services to choose, how to calculate shipping fees, or how to properly package the books to make sure they arrive safely. Since this is all new to me, I’m feeling a bit confused about where to start and how to handle the delivery process smoothly.