jboixxx:
So, China Post Registered Air Mail is still in existence or AEx just brought them back!

Skyla0852:
Biko which is better among the three

genius43:


Our unpredictable CPRAM

Bodmum:
I ordered an item from aliexpress earlier this month but its seems the item has been delivered to Brazil. This is my first time ordering from Ali, somebody should help me interpret these screenshots. It's like I got something wrong

Ebubemg:
lol
Scam seller, open dispute and explain with evidence

aieromon:


Barter by Flutterwave is ₦516. I feel it is a better alternative when compared to the stress of buying USD and funding a dollar card.

Ifeanyi4491:
Do this mean that the item has arrived Nigeria

Skyla0852:
Biko which is better among the three

ojeysky:


Exactly, hee shock you ba. That is speedaf for you

mctfopt:
Just love our Speedaf.

Order date: 26th July

Delivered: 17th August

No long story. No charges. No "Anything for the boys?" Just pure service.

Mofetemi:
Meaning of this pls

Ifeanyi4491:
Do this mean that the item has arrived Nigeria

genius43:


Nope too expensive. Either add money and buy the Motion+ from AE or buy the soundcore boost, Flare 2 or Soundcore 3 from AE

Alozera:


Bro, as sales commence tomorrow, I'm confused between Soundcore 3 and Soundcore boost.. which will you recommend?

mboii:



Thanks for the comments brother's". My Anker soundcore boast on its way to Naija o"I'm happy !
I'll try do some reviews when it's by me

jboixxx:
So, China Post Registered Air Mail is still in existence or AEx just brought them back!

Ifeanyi4491:
but the ng tracking number is showing anything on speedaf

ceaser:


That is another shocker for me, aswear. The first time I encountered them, they had two parcels that will attract 500 naira each (total of 1k) in NIPOST charges for me. They called that they are on their way to my workplace (the delivery address). I was like what dá hell? And being already used to NIPOST's "Come to our office to pick up" policy, I simply told them that they should not bother but just give me their office address jẹ́jẹ́, lemme come and pick my package myself before they start giving me stories like we couldn't locate you and had to put it in "returns". Ọmọ, they insisted o, and find me they did. I only needed to provide a means of identification and that was it.

Okay, I checked the package and no price was scribbled on it (like NIPOST does). I was now looking at the mouth of the delivery man if he would say "oga, you have to pay charges". But disappointedly shocked was I when after I thanked him, he too thanked me, turned and walked away. Along with some guilt questioning myself if I should have given him something, I also kept wondering that this tracking is definitely not DHL's or its likes (even those ones still throw decorum to the winds and shamelessly ask something for the boys), so I kept arguing with myself say wetin dey, who be these guys?

Three more parcels after that they called again, but I insisted it must be in their office, which is of course a ploy to satisfy my curiousity. They had their signboard along the main trunk A road, but you needed to branch off and drive about five NEPA poles in-street on an untarred, barely motorable road to get to their designated location. I guess they couldn't find an office beside the main road or perhaps it was too expensive. The building is your regular three or maybe two bedroom apartment with a toilet and bathroom to serve all. The sitting room/palour was adapted as the office. The office was very bare save a work table and a chair both placed a little off-centre of the room. The barebone appearance of the place is apparently because it was recently rented and construction and building refurbishments works were visibly on-going. The room also had a sitting bench for clients placed against the wall by the entrance.

I discovered they are a Chinese company with subsidiaries across Nigeria, they not only ship into Nigeria from China but vice versa. The few minutes I was there, they made about one or two calls to Lagos in follow up of different items that people are shipping from Nigeria to the outside. Few clients came in to collect footwears (which surprisingly the speedaf agent herself does not even know how to go about ordering on AE and got some insight from the client). No charges were collected from anyone. They use apps on their mobile phones for their process of items arrival to item collection perhaps until such time the rehabilitation and construction works in the building are completed and they can set up good office space where they can use larger gadgets like computers and the likes. Upon arrival of items, they use their phones to scan the QR code on the package and according to them, a message is automatically generated and sent to the recipient's email address notifying them of the arrival of the item. They also place phone calls to the recipient. Then when the he/she comes to collect it, they either scan the QR code or enter some information about the package on their mobile phone app and then it's handed over to the the individual.

There were stacks of bags in one corner of the room and I was told they are returns of items that recipients rejected (not that recipients couldn't be located). They are shoes and clothing, mostly shoes, that had wrong sizes sent. When I inquired why mostly shoes, they responded that there is a shoe merchant in China that recently adopted "speedaf" as the sole logistics agent because of the reliability and that more sellers will likely adopt them in the coming weeks.

Alozera:


ʜᴀʜᴀʜᴀت
My last order with them before the pandemic never got to me

ceaser:


That is their logo right there, although the actual colour is not blue but red, àbí shey na orange dem dey call that colour.

Also their tracking starts with NG, as you observed. Their tracking is not yet entered in the mainstream tracking databases like track24 or 17track. I have tried to update these providers with information on the existence of "speedaf" with possibly I clouding it in their database. You can do that thru the track24 app.

snadguy007:

Sad but true

Alozera:


Please, was your order sent via speedaf? As in first your tracking number start with NG?