Giving surprise ;)

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 Consignment : 4033542940


   

Consignment NoDate & TimeStatusLocation
403354294011/09/2017 09:08:29Out for deliverySungai Buloh
 11/09/2017 07:41:49Inbound to SGB stationSungai Buloh
 09/09/2017 03:51:39In transitPetaling Jaya
 08/09/2017 18:48:16Outbound from SBY stationSubang Jaya
 08/09/2017 17:44:04Picked up by courierSubang Jaya
Giving a surprise to Mr. CKC. Was frustrated due to the long wait (as I ordered it and made payment on Wednesday 06.09.2017). I checked almost every minute after I placed the order to notice any status change, and after I received the Consignment Note number. Even after I received the CN number (07.09.2017) it was invalid until 08.09.2017, after I got respond from the questions I posted to seller for two consecutive days. I was so eager to give this surprise.

Now is 10:42am, just waiting for him to call me that he received the surprise. I can't wait! I hope it will reach the morning. However there is possibility that it will arrive late afternoon, or when kc is not at home and you will have to do self collect from the branch... btw GDEX really sucks.

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