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Bangkok -DHL, the world's leading express and logistics company, is inviting everyone to celebrate the first anniversary of the launch of 'DHL Track via Windows Live Messenger'. Using Thailand's most popular instant message (IM), the innovative online service allows tracking of shipments through service by participating in a poll or a game while tracking their shipments via Windows Live Messenger.

This tracking online service has been very successful with a take up rate of 35% after one year. As a demonstration of appreciation for the excellent response to it, DHL has invited customers to take part in the celebration of 'DHL Track via Windows Live Messenger' from now to 19 October 2008.

Customers can participate in an online in the DHL poll where they stand the chance to win various DHL prizes worth 50,000 Baht. In addition, a DHL racing online game will be available from 22 September to 19 October. The top prizes will be given to the top ten pollsters who have top score voting and gamers who access 'DHL Track via Windows Live Messenger' by logging on to Windows Live Messenger with their username and password.

New customers can download the program from http://th.msn.com/.  Alternatively, customers can also access the site via GPRS from their mobile phones or Personal digital assistants (PDAs) at http://www.dhl.msnthpartner.com. The service is exclusively available for Windows Live users who set their location to Thailand in their MSN Account Profile.

The DHL logo is visible on MSN Windows Live Messenger, and when customers click on the DHL tab on the MSN Messenger Window, they will enter a DHL micro site. Current and new customers can now easily access DHL from their computers, mobile phones and PDAs to track their shipments and access DHL services, including searching for DHL SERVICEPOINT locations, booking parcel pick-up, track & trace, currency converter.

Interested customers can now call DHL's Hotline at 0-2345-5000 for more information or visit DHL's website at www.dhl.co.th, or access Windows Live Messenger to take advantage of DHL's shipment tracking online service.