subject: Letters In Safe Hands by:Timothy Gomez [print this page] Sending in Letters to the Philippines is beginning to become a distant memory now that emails and instant messengers are becoming more popular when it comes to getting in touch with someone. But this doesn't mean that courier companies have stopped their services in such kinds of delivery services. There are still those that needs this kind of service in terms of delivering important documents, paperworks, and letters. One of the many courier companies that still offer ways to send Letters to the Philippines is LBC.
Important Documents in Safe Hands
Unlike the usual letters that we used to send to our families, letters of greetings or of love, letters sent nowadays usually contains important information and documents that are sometimes required to be delivered within 24 hours. LBC, along with 2GO and AIR21, provides this kind service for executive customers. By offering their 24 hour delivery service, the LBC team is able to send it within 24 hours upon receiving the document. But why would someone trust LBC so much?
Other than any kind of courier companies, LBC is considered as the longest running courier company based in the Philippines. Founded in the 1950s, in post World War II, LBC started as a brokerage and air cargo agent specializing in delivering packages and Letters to the Philippines. Eventually, the company operated as an air cargo forwarding service provider and was the first to introduce the 24-hour air cargo delivery service.
Because of their rapid success in the field, pertaining to delivering important documents, LBC soon became a respected leader offering fast and reliable Express Courier and Money Remittance service throughout the Philippines. Today, LBC offers the widest coverage and network with over 600 strategically located branches nationwide.
Sending Letters to Other Countries
LBCs continuous growth in the domestic market, and success when it comes to providing quick and safe means to send important packages along with documents and letters, lead the team to set their foot overseas. The first LBC branch outside the country was established in San Francisco, California in 1985. Presently, LBC has over 60 branches in the United States and Canada. A high number of Filipino migrant workers have also settled in neighboring Asian countries. LBC expanded with four offices in Hong Kong and eight others strategically situated in Brunei, Malaysia, Singapore and Taiwan.Visit the website http://www.lbcexpress.com.
About the author
Timothy Gomez is a Filipino pro-blogger for three years now. His interest in writing started since he was little and his overseas work gave way to so he can further pursue this hobby.
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