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Lcarp1551

Is the mail always very slow I sent my wife in Sao Paulo a package it arrived at the airport at Sao Paolo on January 23rd and she has not received it yet

abthree

Yes.  It's always slow, but to make up for that, it's also very undependable. ;-)
I hope that what you sent wasn't perishable, precious, or highly personal.

Lcarp1551

Not highly personable but things that would make her smile and brighten her day

Aladent

Lcarp1551 wrote:

I sent my wife in Sao Paulo a package it arrived at the airport at Sao Paolo on January 23rd and she has not received it yet


what service did you use? what company?

Lcarp1551

Us mail

Aladent

Lcarp1551 wrote:

Us mail


DHL works well in Brazil

Lcarp1551

I'm not even sure where to find DHL here

Lcarp1551

The package landed at the airport there on the 23rd of January she still has not received it

Lcarp1551

What about UPS they are right down the street from me

Aladent

https://locator.dhl.com/ServicePointLoc … &c=BR]http://www.dhl.com.br/pt/centro_de_cont … press.htmlhttps://locator.dhl.com/ServicePointLoc … m&c=BR

I have now idea how UPS works in Brazil, but I have tried FedEx, DHL, SEDEX and DHL was the best one....plus DHL assists with visa application process for american and british visas

Alascana

Mails a nightmare and it takes time to clear customs and it's a Slow process  and I had a package held in Sao Paulo for 2 weeks for no CPF on the Package and that was FedEx. I use to work for the Post in the US and it would take 3-4 weeks and that is Regular Mail to Brazil  and jist as long for Priority Mail. I allways send things out Registered from Brasil (jus sayn) the package arrives usally just fine in Brasil it's the clearing and opening of the package that takes the time, the office in Sao Paulo actually opened my debit card (lol) and FedEx arbitrarily changed my delivery address (imagine that) .....good luck and all I can say is insure your packages.

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