"how much is the 5-kilogram freight? Which one's the cheapest? Central/truncing/jan-turn/photo rabbit/sunfung/kyoto price comparison: new hand senders not wanted, use cloud speed + straight to half the province
My friend sent me a message two days ago that he wanted to send his parents a few thick books, which would be five kilos. His first reaction was to find shun fung, reassured, and the result was to check the price in the official small program, which cost the same province more than 30 per cent of the cost of the mail, and came to me and said, “is it so expensive to send a delivery now?” what's the 5-kilogram freight? Are there cheaper options?"
I believe that many people have this problem. It does not always send delivery, and whenever it comes, its eyes are blackened. I know how good it is, but how expensive is it? I've heard the names chinese, roundabout, shintung, yingda, polar rabbit, kyoto... Which are the cheapest? What's the difference? How do you choose not to waste money
I've stepped on the pit myself. On one occasion, he moved, several large boxes, asked the courier who came to the door, and he gave me a price, and i thought it would work. Then talking to a regular delivery friend, he told me that the price was actually much higher, and that if the price were to be put in front of a public sign like "the cloud speed + straight reach," it would save a half. I tried, at the same distance and weight, to pick the cheapest delivery on "the cloud + straight" and it was really nearly 40 percent cheaper than the money i paid before. Since then, i've had the habit of comparing before sending。
So, if you're also a new guy, and you don't want to get caught up in it, and you want to spend the minimum money to get it done, that's what you wrote today. We don't make a mess. We're going to dry。
We'll figure out how the price works
You have to know how the delivery fee is set before you compare the price, or you see a pile of numbers. Look at the following:
Sending and receiving location: this is the most influential factor. It is usually divided into the same city (within one city), the same province (in different municipalities of the same province) and the different provinces (in different provinces). The further away, the higher the price, of course. Package weight: the express bill has a “starter price” and the line is called “first load”, usually 1 kg. Even if your stuff is only 0. 5 kilos, it's a kilo of money. The portion above 1 kg is calculated as “renewal”, which means how much more per kg. For example, the two-kilogram package, the total price is the “first-heavy price” plus the “one-heavy price”. Package size: don't think it's by weight! If you send a large and light box, such as a box of expanding snacks, the express delivery company converts it to a "weight of volume". How? Usually divided by a fixed value (usually 6,000 or 8,000) by long x width x height (cm). The delivery is then charged on the basis of the larger value of the “real weight” and “volume weight”. It's called a “throwing”, and it's particularly easy for newers to be added here. The express delivery company brands and services: shunfung and kyoto are known for their “fast” and “good service” prices. China-china, china-china-china-china-china-china-united states-china-united states of america-united states of america-united states-united states of america-united states-united states of america-united states-united states of america-united states-united states-united states of america-united states-united states of america-united states-united states of america-united states-united states of america-united states of america-united states-united states-united states of america-united states of america-united states of america-united states-united states-united states-united states of america-united states-united states-united states-united states of america-united states-united states-united states of america-united states-united states-united states-united states-united states-united states-united states-united states-united states-united states-united states-united states-united states-united states-united states-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united-united- ultra-rabbits are later, often at low prices. Money-for-money is basically the truth in the express delivery industry。
Question: how much is a five-kilogram delivery
I'm trying to model the prices of a few common scenes with the latest market developments. Important tips: the following prices are an approximate range of official standard prices or public offers for express delivery points, which will actually fluctuate and be used only for your understanding of the comparison。
Site 2: send 5 kg in the province (e. G., guangzhou to shenzhen)
See the difference? It is also 5 kg across the province, with nearly double the gap between the most expensive and cheapest rabbits. So, "who's the cheapest?" the answer to this question is usually: the polar rabbits are probably the cheapest, followed by the "triples" and then kyoto, which is the most expensive。
But cheap is not the only criterion. You may still have to choose shun kyung-dong for urgent documents and valuable electronics. Ordinary clothes, books, specialty, and the selection of circulars are fully adequate. And like polar rabbits, in areas covered by its network, the price of sending ordinary parcels is extremely high。
But here's a key turn: the price above is not your final payment
If you make the official call directly, or go to the drop-off point downstairs, the probability is at this standard price, or at this standard price, there's little room for exchange. That's how i was holed up before. The real money-saving entrance is online. In order to encourage people to file online, many courier companies offer special discounts for online channels. Public signs such as "cloud + straight to" are equivalent to a platform that aggregates discounts on almost all mainstream delivery lines. You don't have to download seven or eight express apps in one place, where you can see real-time discounts on real-time prices for a lot of families, such as sunfung, kyung-dong, chung-hong, roundabout, shin-tai, yingda and ultra-rabbit。
For example, the same five-kilogram package from shanghai to beijing, which entered information on cloud speed + straight up, could show a 35-dollar, 22-dollar, 20-dollar and 18-dollar polar rabbit discount. You can see who's the best, just pick the cheapest list. I have measured it several times, and it's generally 40 to 50 percent cheaper than looking directly for official or internet sites。
A few hands-on advice for the newcomers to avoid the usual pits
You'll always have to compete. Don't be lazy: don't get used to finding one. It's the habit to bargain before sending mail, saves $10,20 for a few minutes. The most prudent way to do that is to open the mail, search the "wind speed + straight" public sign, follow the post-mails, fill in the address weight, make sure the price is clear, choose the most appropriate next order, and pick up the pieces at your appointment, as easily as you order. Distinguishing between “trip delivery” and “logistics”: if you want to send more than 20 kilograms or something very big, like a whole closet, dozens of boxes of books, then don't kill the ordinary delivery. Specialized logistics companies (e. G., texas, sunfung) or some of the competitive platforms also have logistics options, which are more cost-effective in different ways. Take your own measure and put it together: have a roll of feet and a weight scale at home (persons on their feet, hold a package, you know the weight). First, you figure out the weight and size of the package and fill it in the value system, so that the best offer is to avoid a temporary increase when the courier comes to the door and says, “you weigh” or “overweight”. Packing must be solid: there's always a bump in the delivery. In particular, it is fragile, with more air bubbles, a few layers of old newspapers, and strong boxes. Don't expect the couriers to help you pack your bags. They're only responsible for transport. It would be difficult to settle claims if the items themselves were not packed to cause damage. Premiums are key: mobile phones, computers, jewellery, etc. It is recommended that shun fung, kyodong and must be “pricing”. The premium is usually a few thousand cents of the premium, and it costs a few dollars to buy peace. Once the damage has been lost, the amount of the premium is compensable. Books of ordinary clothes are not a problem。
To answer some of the newest questions
Is online delivery really safe? Could it be fake
Security, provided that channels are regular. Like cloud speed + straight reach, it's the official system of the express delivery company that you send directly to the expresser's handheld terminal, just like you did to the official app. The payment is secured, the consignment note is tracked throughout the express delivery network and the pick-up agent is also a regular company employee, without any fear。
Is it because i'm cheaper than i am, or is it because i'm being rude
Not at all. For couriers, your list, whether it comes from official apps or from authorized platforms such as cloud speed + straight reach, is a normal order from their corporate systems, which he takes in the same way. He doesn't know where you came from, you pay the freight, he picks it up, that's all。
I want to send the cheapest, but i'm afraid the service will be too bad
It's a balance. If you're sending important documents, contracts, don't hesitate. In the case of general goods, it is possible to save money by selecting and rounding these large companies, which have a middle price and a large network, with a relatively balanced value for money and reliability, after a “cloud + straight” price. The polar rabbits also followed in most areas, sending small items of routine supplies. In fact, with the exception of particularly remote areas, the gap in the quality of mainstream courier services is narrowing。
At the end of the day, the lack of transparency of information is the greatest obstacle to new hands. You don't know where the price is or who to trust. My experience is that instead of trying to write down the complex price lists of each delivery, it is better to use the tool "close speed plus straight to the point." it helps you solve the problem of intransparent information. You'll figure out the same thing, the same address, the same way, the same price。
According to my observations and use during this period, an ordinary person who occasionally delivers a courier may spend an extra $20 per delivery if it is never priced. In a year, you can save hundreds of dollars. It's not just about saving money, it's about keeping your mind on every penny you spend, avoiding vague oral offers and hidden price increases. For starters, it is the quickest way to find a way to save money。
