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    cbindenver DI Member

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    Hello everyone...it is a pleasure to be on this forum and now I need some info...need to have some very important papers sent to US from Ph...my fiancee wants to send by LBC (so she don't have to travel for some distance) and I say FedEx...I think FedEx is probably the safest but what of LBC...is it reliable...thanks...Carl
     
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    LBC is well known and popular in the PI and I believe either them or FedEx would be capable of delivering the papers but if you have any concerns why not just use FedEx? It could be that LBC is more convenient for her I suppose

    Well I just reread your post a bit more carefully and now realize that convenience does seem to be the question at hand. It could seem a bit daunting for her to find a FedEx outlet. If it was me I guess I would go ahead and use LBC then
     
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    Manzanita DI Forum Patron

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    You can send and track docs safely through LBC.
    No problemo.
     
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    thanks guys...another thing I forgot to mention was the cost between the too...fiancee says LBC cost less...don't know how much...cost is not an issue at this point...any thoughts...Thanks again Carl
     
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    I have shipped docs to US using both, no problem. The FedEx office is in a small multi-purpose store on north hiway one block before the capital on the left side. LBC has 3 or more stores here.
     
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    We have used both. LBC is up to par and cheaper.

    Larry
     
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    yea I suspect you will save money and there is nothing wrong with that. if it was you sending something to her using FedEx would probably be more convenient and the one you would use. But for her sending something to you from the PI its going to be easier for her to use LBC. Probably best just let her do it the way she feels comfortable with.
     
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    I think LBC abroad used the local post office abroad to sent it to LBC -Main Office Manila based on experienced at Tokyo coz they dont have real branches abroad. LBC is a local company here on the Philippines. Go for DHL or FEDEX for safety and insured!
     
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    LBC in the US is passed to UPS for delivery if there is no LBC office, at least in some areas. There are LBC offices in the US;

    LBC Hari ng Padala | USA

    Larry
     
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    LBC has offices in the USA, there is one just down the street from where I live when I am in the states. They are completely dependable for delivery there
     
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