Marc55 215 Postitatud September 24, 2013 Selle postiasutusega on kriips peal. Sealt enam mahl ja akud läbi ei liigu. HK Post: Delay In Outbound Air Mail Services (10 Sep 2013) **Updated on 9/22/2013** 10 September 2013 Delay In Outbound Air Mail Services To safeguard aviation security, Hongkong Post does not accept the sending of air mail items (including Speedpost) that contain dangerous articles such as perfumery products, lighters and lithium batteries. Hence, all mail items entering the Air Mail Centre are subject to x-ray screening. Recently, there is an increasing number of air mail items detected to contain suspected dangerous articles, in particular, lithium batteries, which lengthens the screening process. In this connection, air mail registration service, iMail service and Bulk Air Mail service may be subject to delay. Any inconvenience caused is much regretted. Source: http://www.hongkongpost.hk/eng/publicat ... /index.htm The postal union has launched a wave of scrutiny yesterday which covers all major postal airmail shippers in Asia. We confirms that all battery/e-liquid airmail packages are being affected at this time. This includes HKP/USPS, and Singapore Post. Here is what's happening: 1. Packages with primarily e-liquid and/or lithium batteries in them are now more likely to get caught and get returned to us. We'll reship (for default) or refund in those cases. UPDATE (9/22): We confirmed only e-liquid and/or lithium batteries are being classified into contraband goods. If the package didn't contain any e-liquid and/or lithium batteries, it still can be shipped. But please aware that it might still has the delay problem as Hong Kong Post still scanning the packages one by one. 2. Packages *not* containing e-liquids/lithium batteries will ship normally via SG post at regular speed. However those shipped via HK post will get delayed by 5 to 7 days (as we're told) as they queue up for the new mandatory x-ray scans. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Spezz 467 Postitatud September 27, 2013 Nii on jah. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
e-kodanik 295 Postitatud September 27, 2013 FT palub akude tellimisega praegu veidi oodata From what we've been told from Hong Kong Post yesterday, batteries like 18650, 14500 etc. are not counting as contraband goods if they are well-packaged. But it's sad indeed because they can not even catch up the process of the packages we sent to them a few weeks ago. We will confirm with Singapore Post about this battery issue and update in this thread once we have any further information. http://www.fasttech.com/forums/order-su ... or-usa-and Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
