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Q: I need a reliable document courier

I need to send some documents from to Nanning to Hong Kong as fast as possible. China Post is way too slow. Does anyone know of a good reliable and fast courier for documents based in Nanning.

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For sending documents abroad, I normally nuse either FedEx or DHL, both based in Nanning.  I used once China Postal Services, their equivalent to International Express Mail in USA.  It took 14 days to arrive from Nanning to USA.  FedEx takes 8 to 9 days.

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Fed X is best because of its history and wonderful tracking system.

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in mainland the fasted courier is 顺丰.2 days from beijing to shanghai.but Im not sure if it has the same service quality in HK.maybe you can make a call

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EMS is as good and as fast as any other worldwide courier   

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Go with EMS! They are reliable and fast.

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Thanks everyone, I used EMS today and they do seem pretty good, thanks for your help.

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