What can t be sent by EMS?

3. Then click Send Express on the Mini Program page that opens.

4. Click OK in the pop-up geolocation authorization window.

5. Enter the order details page, enter the information of the receiving and sending courier, the item information and check the agreement to agree, click submit to complete the order, and then wait for the courier to pick up the package.

1. Open the official website of EMS and click "Online Order" in the sub-menu of "Customer Order".

2. Fill in all kinds of information, and then click "Submit", and a courier will contact you for door-to-door pickup.

Precautions. 1. The address must be correct and detailed. (It is often encountered that the address range is so huge that it is impossible to deliver, and this kind of mail can only be stored for 10 days without contact, and can only be returned).

2. Be sure to write the recipient**, and the mobile phone must ensure that it can be connected without errors (often encountered situations with or without this number, it will be shut down in arrears, and it can only be returned if it cannot be contacted).

3. It is best to let the sender send you an accurate text message with the email number after sending the email, so as to facilitate the email query (the English letters before and after should be complete).

The above content refers to the encyclopedia - EMS

<> EMS can call EMS customer service** to place an order for shipping, and the customer service will arrange a courier to pick up the package. You can also fill in the shipping information in the EMS official**, and the courier will come to pick up the package. EMS is a postal express mail service, an international mail express service managed by the Universal Postal Union, and a courier service provided by China Post in China.

The business enjoys priority processing rights in customs, aviation and other departments, and delivers various documents and items such as international and domestic emergency letters, documents, financial bills, commodity samples and other documents and items to users with high quality.

The things that cannot be mailed by express are: **, flammable items, flammable items, corrosive items, radioactive elements, etc.

1、**。All kinds of **, ammunition. Such as guns, bullets, shells, grenades, mines, bombs, etc.

2. Easy-to-use items.

All kinds of easy-to-use items. Such as detonators, explosives, gunpowder, firecrackers, etc.

3. Flammable materials.

All types of flammable items, including liquids, gases and solids. Such as gasoline, kerosene.

Tung oil, alcohol, lacquer, diesel, aerosol, gas lighters, gas cylinders, phosphorus, sulfur.

matches, etc. 4. Corrosive items.

All kinds of corrosive substances. Such as fire sulfuric acid, hydrochloric acid, nitric acid.

Organic solvents, pesticides, hydrogen peroxide.

hazardous chemicals, etc.

5. Radioactive elements.

All kinds of radioactive elements and containers. Such as uranium, cobalt, radium, plutonium, etc.

1. Open the official website of EMS and click "Online Order" in the sub-menu of "Customer Order".

2. Fill in all kinds of information, and then click "Submit", and a courier will contact you for door-to-door pickup.

China Postal Express Logistics Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as China Postal Express Logistics) is a joint-stock company approved by China Post Group Corporation as the main sponsor in June 2010, which is a comprehensive express logistics service provider with the longest operating history, the largest scale, the widest network coverage and the most abundant business varieties in China.

China Postal Express Logistics has set up branches in 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government) in China, and has subsidiaries such as China Postal Aviation Co., Ltd. and China Post Logistics Co., Ltd. By the end of 2017, the company had a registered capital of 22 billion yuan, nearly 160,000 employees or poor people, and its business scope covered all cities, counties, townships (towns) in 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government), and reached more than 200 countries and regions around the world, including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, with more than 5,000 self-operated business outlets.